Chapter

 1 II   |    surely thou hast made thy tongue as sharp as thy wits. Hence
 2 VIII |      the utterance of mortal tongue; for the Scripture saith, `
 3 XXIV |     and joys beyond all that tongue can tell, or ear can hear.
 4 XXVI |   tear out thy heart and thy tongue, and throw them with the
 5 XXVI | adore them, how waggest thou tongue against them, and, in brief,
 6 XXIX |   became himself the devil's tongue and mouthpiece, and spake
 7 XXIX |   the unbridled and boastful tongue would get the mastery of
 8 XXX  |    answer thus, becoming the tongue and mouth-piece of the evil
 9 XXXI |       or of some beast, sans tongue, sans throat, sans brains,
10 XXXV |    and was as it were with a tongue of fire piping unto them
11 XXXIX| sanctified soul and inspired tongue, did the old man comfort