Chapter

 1 II   |      for ever from my sight, lest I see thee again and miserably
 2 VI   |      not healthy, and I fear lest I may cause thee to lose
 3 VIII |      concerning this, beware lest the reasoning of unbelief
 4 X    |   they safeguard their gods, lest they be stolen by thieves,
 5 XI   | strive hard to keep our feet lest we fall. For to fall becometh
 6 XVI  |   excellency of thy majesty, lest thou mightest think me a
 7 XVI  |   rest of my life with thee, lest, by means of these transitory
 8 XIX  |     root out of thine heart, lest it fasten on and strike
 9 XXI  |    and take one that is new, lest I be condemned to receive
10 XXII |     death shall overtake us, lest perchance a slip of the
11 XXIV |      the most puissant gods, lest they strike thee with lightning,
12 XXVII|     and guard them in safety lest they be stolen by robbers.
13 XXXVI|    So we must take good heed lest a like fate betide us. But
14 XXXIX|     poor as I am. For I fear lest perchance the darksome army
15 XXXIX|   his errand: for he dreaded lest peradventure, in his absence,