Chapter

 1 IX     |     Friend, how camest thou in hither, not having a wedding garment?"
 2 X      |    have taken her again. `Come hither,' said he, `into my house:
 3 XI     |         even before thy coming hither, my soul was, in uncertain
 4 XIV    |    servant, am he, who am come hither for to shew thee the good
 5 XIV    | treateth mankind, shifting men hither and thither, from wealth
 6 XV     |        lusts, is carried about hither and thither. Therefore saith
 7 XXVIII |     been zealous to bring thee hither with me for two reasons;
 8 XXIX   |        king despatched letters hither and thither, that all men
 9 XXX    |     were unable to accomplish! Hither! fall we now furiously upon
10 XXX    |     and sweat, thou shalt come hither, if thou constrain thyself." ~
11 XXXVIII|       beloved, how thou camest hither? How did thy matters speed
12 XL     |   little while thou shalt come hither, and gain the same habitations,