Book, Chapter

1       1, V   |        be blotted out and I may embrace thee, my only good? What
2       3, IV  |         obtain, to hold, and to embrace, not this or that sect,
3       5, VIII|         clasped me tight in her embrace, willing either to keep
4       5, XII |        hand that grabs it; they embrace the fleeting world and scorn
5       7, XI  |       examples - to receive and embrace me. There were there so
6       9, VI  |      and fragrance and food and embrace in loving my God, who is
7       9, VI  | provided, and where there is an embrace that no satiety comes to
8      12, VIII|   before my life can run to thy embrace and not be turned away until