Chapter

 1 IV    |      in a covert, cast to the ground, his foot grievously crushed
 2 VI    |     but others fell upon good ground, and brought forth fruit
 3 VI    |     thine heart fruit-bearing ground, and good, I shall not be
 4 VI    |       mystery. But and if the ground be stony and thorny, and
 5 VI    |      his chariot, fell on the ground, and did obeisance. Then
 6 VII   |       man, taking dust of the ground for the fashioning of his
 7 XII   |     dasheth his face upon the ground. To-day it adorneth his
 8 XII   |      on slippery, treacherous ground. Yea, he forgat, without
 9 XVI   |    with thanksgiving from the ground of her heart. The young
10 XXII  |      fell in obeisance on the ground. The king spake unto him, "
11 XXV   |     foot, or the couch on the ground? As for riches and money,
12 XXVI  |       but sat near him on the ground. There stood the learned
13 XXXI  |     gold, and raised from the ground, and set on high. Then,
14 XXXIII| altars, and razed them to the ground, and uncovered their foundations,
15 XXXIV |       his Master, watered the ground with his tears, giving thanks
16 XXXV  |     and tore them down to the ground. Then he brake them into
17 XXXV  |     levelled them even to the ground, and in their stead, and
18 XXXV  |     sleep: but he watered the ground with his tears, and continued
19 XXXIX | fountain, bedewed him and the ground whereon he sat. He mourned