Chapter

 1 IV    | provision for the way, that we perish not with hunger." Said the
 2 VII   |       own handiwork utterly to perish. By the good pleasure of
 3 X     |      things of the world shall perish; and instead of the beauty
 4 XI    |     enough and to spare, and I perish with hunger! I will arise
 5 XXIII |      your own, and are soon to perish, rather than by the bones
 6 XXIV  |        the memorial thereof to perish with sound, as our tale
 7 XXVI  |     ignominy ye shall pitiably perish, and all your goods shall
 8 XXVIII|       willeth that ally should perish, but receiveth all that
 9 XXX   |       the ever-living God, and perish not in the error of these
10 XXXII |       of thy hands. They shall perish, but thou endurest; and
11 XXXVI |      causeth the whole ship to perish. Even so it is with sovranty:
12 XXXIX |     but though our outward man perish, yet the inward man is renewed