Chapter

 1 VI   |      strength to the ailing. It maketh the foolish wise and driveth
 2 XI   |      which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil
 3 XII  |         their trust therein. It maketh covenants with fools and
 4 XII  | pleasant dainties; to-morrow it maketh them nought but a gobbet
 5 XII  |        their enemies. To-day it maketh a man a king: to-morrow
 6 XII  |        men; but after a time it maketh him their hate and abomination.
 7 XV   |       divers places, the Master maketh much mention of almsgiving
 8 XV   |     from things corruptible and maketh us partakers of things everlasting." ~
 9 XIX  |        all things by his might, maketh and transformeth, through
10 XXI  |         discourses this babbler maketh me, endeavouring to be-jape
11 XXV  |       gullet, but afterwards it maketh the risings more bitter
12 XXXI |       of piety. Your man of war maketh to himself an image after
13 XXXVI|        that trespass against us maketh our own trespasses unpardonable,