Book, Chapter

1       2, IV |    even in that bottomless pit. Behold, now let my heart
2       3, XI |    in the mud of that deep pit and in the darkness of falsehood,
3       6, III|  own frustrations, nor the pit of my danger. For I could
4       6, VII| rushed up out of that deep pit into which he had willfully
5       6, III|  of my mind up out of that pit, I was plunged back into
6       7, IV |   men who, out of a deeper pit of darkness than that of
7       8, III|    and had fallen into the pit of deadly error, believing
8       8, III|    had come up out of that pit and now held the same belief