Book, Chapter

1       4, III  |       not to be wondered at,” he continued, “if out of the human mind,
2       5, VIII |   perfidy and cruelty, she still continued her intercessions for me
3       5, X    |   iniquity.142 And, therefore, I continued still in the company of
4       6, V    |          by its holy humility. I continued to reflect upon these things,
5       6, XII  |         promiscuity, but had not continued in it. Instead, feeling
6       6, VI   | condition being still unrelaxed, continued to serve his masters as
7       7, VI   |          again onto the page and continued reading; he was inwardly
8      10, XXIV |     began to be moved, and if it continued to move so that I could
9      10, XXVII|        interruption to break its continued flow. We can measure it