Chapter

 1 X     | generation.' `Arise thou, and depart, for this is not thy rest;'
 2 XI    |    death overtake us not, and depart us not from this life still
 3 XV    |      and riches, that, when I depart hence, I may find these
 4 XV    | things that abide. Thou shalt depart from darkness and the shadow
 5 XVI   |       thy father's house, and depart her from mine arms, for
 6 XVIII |       once more, `I desire to depart and be with Christ.' And
 7 XVIII |       and thy companions, and depart to the place of thy monastic
 8 XXI   |   longer let and hinder thee. Depart therefore, with the peace
 9 XXIV  |      be well assured, I shall depart thy sonship, and serve my
10 XXV   |      yield to them that would depart us from God, but to hate
11 XXVIII|      but, being mortal, shalt depart hence ere long, even as
12 XXVIII|    sin on thy shoulders, thou depart thither where there is righteous
13 XXVIII|     heart! For myself, I will depart straightway in search of
14 XXXIII|      every one that would, to depart together with his son the
15 XXXVI | promised to God; high time to depart thitherward, where he himself