Chapter

1 V      | grey-haired, toothless, and with broken utterance. The prince was
2 XII    |      which never faileth, nor is broken by death. ~"These then are
3 XVII   |      than some; that, when I was broken, he re-created me with a
4 XIX    |        this is my Body, which is broken for you, for the remission
5 XXIV   |        delight, and, when he had broken his commandment and was
6 XXXI   |        madness. Thy stone god is broken asunder; thy potsherd god
7 XXXIV  |       seemed to be twanging on a broken string, and speaking to
8 XXXIV  | knowledge; and how, when man had broken his commandment, he banished
9 XXXVIII|        For when divine love hath broken into a soul, it proveth