Section,  Paragraph

1   I,  5   |   those who tell me that time goes slowly with me and that
2  II,  72  |    the continual change which goes on within us, must have
3  II,  73  |      But perhaps this subject goes beyond the capacity of reason.
4 III,  194 |       For the Christian faith goes mainly to establish these
5  VI,  355 | progress, itus et reditus. It goes and returns, then advances
6 VII,  483 |    principle of life, it only goes astray and is astonished
7 VII,  483 |      the soul. All love which goes beyond this is unfair.~Adhaerens
8 VII,  553 |     but, when He knows it, He goes forward to offer Himself
9 XIII,  843|    seen; for the folly of men goes perhaps to the length of