Book, Chapter

1       2      |         memory of stealing some pears prompts a deep probing of
2       2, IV  |      carried off a huge load of pears, not to eat ourselves, but
3       2, VI  |        the case with you? Those pears that we stole were fair
4       2, VI  |       and my true good.53 Those pears were truly pleasant to the
5       2, VI  |      had an abundance of better pears. I stole those simply that
6       2, VI  |        for, if any one of these pears entered my mouth, the only
7       2, VIII|        I at that time loved the pears that I stole and wished
8       2, VIII| pleasure I got was not from the pears, it was in the crime itself,