Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|         are somewhat defiled in doing them. As very often by being
 2       II, IV   |        but what he gained by so doing the present times still
 3       II, VII  |        and at his bidding, from doing harm to himself, or his
 4       II, X    | insensibility, have no power of doing harm or good. We cannot,
 5       II, XII  |      the queen his intention of doing what I told you before,
 6      III, VIII |     place, and whilst they were doing this, so sweet a fragrance
 7       IV, III  |        reading, he was without, doing such things as were necessary.~
 8       IV, III  |          when he was reading or doing any other thing, he forthwith
 9       IV, XXII |     take care of him; but in so doing he was discovered and taken
10       IV, XXV  |       how terrible He is in His doing toward the children of men,
11       IV, XXVI |      attack the Scots, who were doing him no harm, it was laid
12        V, XVIII|         at the due time, and in doing divers other things contrary
13        V, XXI  |         not, with the ancients, doing honour to the casting off
14        V, XXII |        them, were by the Lord’s doing brought to the canonical