Chapter

 1 IV   |      prosperity so now will I share thy distresses, that in
 2 XIII |   what extent then canst thou share my labour? Tell me at once.'
 3 XIII |      have on leisure today to share thy troubles. I too have
 4 XIII |       courted, nor invited to share his happiness. With countenance
 5 XVI  |     and gladness that have no share of grief and vexation; perpetual
 6 XVI  |    and have received power to share in his mysteries; and the
 7 XVIII|       to snatch more than his share, but in abundance for all
 8 XVIII|   seal of saving Baptism, and share with thee this thy marvellous
 9 XXI  |        I should have let them share it before me. But, as I
10 XXIII|     no wrong, and seek not to share with thee in present goods,
11 XXIV |    lord and father, didst not share in my blessings. Yet I feared
12 XXXIX| longer in this world shall we share one common hearth and board;