Chapter

 1 XI     |      life, that we may obtain comfort hereafter, and to be meek,
 2 XII    | denied themselves all fleshly comfort and repose, submitting to
 3 XII    |   they might gain everlasting comfort: they humbled themselves
 4 XXV    |   thus prayed, he felt divine comfort stealing over his heart,
 5 XXVII  |    done unto themselves. They comfort such as wrong them, and
 6 XXIX   |       only art left to be our comfort in this misfortune, and
 7 XXX    |    the Amen, he felt heavenly comfort stealing over him from above,
 8 XXXVI  |    them. But he with words of comfort hushed their sobs, and promised
 9 XXXVII |       thirst, his want of any comfort, and the unendingness of
10 XXXVIII|    and toils Chat he endured, comfort came to him from Christ,
11 XXXIX  |       tongue, did the old man comfort Ioasaph's anguished soul.