Book, Chapter

1       2, II  |     his wife.”44 I should have listened more attentively to these
2       5, VI  |       of the nine years that I listened with unsettled mind to the
3       5, XIII| friendly man. And I studiously listened to him - though not with
4       6, IV  |       think in that way. And I listened with delight to Ambrose,
5       6, V   |       those men were not to be listened to who would say to me, “
6       7, VI  |      on with his story, and we listened intently and in silence.
7       8, VII |        wept more bitterly as I listened to thy hymns, having so
8       8, XII |     were unconscious of it and listened intently and thought me