Chapter

 1 I     |      issue, he took ceaseless thought how he might be rid of this
 2 IV    |        and this was all their thought. On a day, when the king
 3 IV    |    great kindness toward him, thought these accusations incredible
 4 VIII  |  justice, every act, word and thought. And they that have done
 5 IX    |     and slightest phantasy or thought. And in harmony herewith
 6 XI    |   your heart be also. Take no thought for your life, what ye shall
 7 XI    |   unto you. Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the
 8 XI    |     for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself.
 9 XII   |      Whence some of them also thought fit to receive yet another
10 XII   |      only of a Sunday: others thought of food twice only in the
11 XII   |      exercises entertained no thought of malice against him of
12 XII   |    thereto, that take never a thought for the future, that always
13 XII   |    some sort of foot-hold and thought himself from that moment
14 XII   | suffereth them to take timely thought for their salvation." ~
15 XIV   |    deceived; we have taken no thought concerning the things which
16 XV    |      heard this command, they thought fit by all means to withdraw
17 XV    |       than to those who never thought of them: things like the
18 XVI   |     him of his plans, the son thought it strange and ill-sounding,
19 XVII  |       change, in the world of thought by choice, whether by advance
20 XVII  |     perceiving all objects of thought and sense, still said, `
21 XIX   |    every work, advancing from thought and reflection, catcheth
22 XIX   |   thyself far from every evil thought and fancy, and every sinful
23 XX    |       incline to any contrary thought. No sooner had I given her
24 XX    |       mirrour from every evil thought, and banish far all remembrance
25 XXII  |    himself on idle hopes, and thought it excellent counsel. Thereupon,
26 XXIII |      we find thereby that the thought of death, which is right
27 XXIII |  Again said the king, "If the thought of death be profitable,
28 XXIII |      should ye not reach that thought of death by the bones of
29 XXIII | departed this life, bring the thought of death more vividly before
30 XXIV  |    them that stand have never thought of sitting down; and those
31 XXV   |       concerns is unworthy of thought until all be fitly completed
32 XXV   |    consideration, unworthy of thought, and not rather have devoted
33 XXV   |  their life in word, deed and thought shall come before their
34 XXVII |        How then shall he take thought for mankind, he the adulterer,
35 XXIX  |      thus boasted himself and thought of mischief all the day
36 XXX   |   outer darkness. When he had thought thereon, and shed bitter
37 XXX   |     see in himself no unclean thought or passionate affection
38 XXX   |    one: "If, sir, thou takest thought for my salvation, and desirest
39 XXXIII|      in deepest humility, and thought on the blessedness of the
40 XXXIX | bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.
41 XL    |     spake he, and straightway thought that he saw Barlaam, as
42 XL    |      supernal." Again Ioasaph thought he asked Barlaam to bring