Chapter

 1 IV   |      say that thou desirest to leave thy fathers' religion, and
 2 IX   |      help? And where will they leave their glory, that they fall
 3 XI   |       hath aught against thee, leave there thy gift before the
 4 XIV  |     must reach that island and leave to strangers this chance
 5 XXI  | minister of all good to me, to leave me to live in the vanity
 6 XXI  |      utter despair, but should leave him that stiff shirt and
 7 XXIII|        follow your deceits and leave the land desolate, and,
 8 XXIV |   support of mine old age, and leave thee, as is most meet, to
 9 XXIV |       summit of aspiration. To leave God, then, who is so good,
10 XXV  |    contrition of my heart, and leave me not, neither forsake
11 XXVI |  speech thou persuadedst me to leave my father's laws and customs,
12 XXIX |        wisdom for the future I leave the care of this calamity
13 XXX  |       hate me triumph over me. Leave me not to be destroyed in
14 XXXIX|       hath said, "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee."