Chapter

 1 I    |        the Holy Ghost, whereby it fell to the lot of some of the
 2 II   |       bait of pleasure, miserably fell from all these blessings.
 3 IV   |            on his coming home, he fell into much grief and distress
 4 VI   |           as he sowed, some seeds fell by the wayside, and the
 5 VI   |        and devoured them up: some fell upon stony places, where
 6 VI   |           withered away. And some fell among thorns; and the thorns
 7 VI   |           choked them: but others fell upon good ground, and brought
 8 VI   |      leapt anon from his chariot, fell on the ground, and did obeisance.
 9 VII  |           and that immortal life, fell alas! into this life of
10 XI   |          misery of human frailty, fell under the guilt of denial.
11 XII  |          while he ran hastily, he fell into a great pit; and as
12 XII  |       into a great pit; and as he fell, he stretched forth his
13 XXII |         the king, and entered and fell in obeisance on the ground.
14 XXII |       astonied by the dismay that fell on him, and was filled with
15 XXVII| professing themselves to be wise, fell into greater folly than
16 XXX  |           was sore troubled and I fell on sleep: but God my Saviour
17 XXXI |          completed. When we first fell upon this youth, we vexed
18 XXXII|           of his heart, and there fell upon him deep remorse for
19 XXXV |           virtuous acts, and then fell into the sickness whereof
20 XL   |      a-weeping. And as he sat, he fell asleep, and saw those dread