Book, Chapter

1     Int, 1   |   feels he must devote a good deal of energy and subtle speculation
2       4, IV  | recover enough to allow me to deal with him as I wished. But
3       5, VII |     marvelous ways thou didst deal with me. For it was thou,
4       5, VIII|      VIII~ ~14. Thou didst so deal with me, therefore, that
5       6, VI  |      time, and how thou didst deal with me so as to make me
6       6, VII |   slipped my memory to try to deal with his problem, to prevent
7       6, VI  |    curiosity. He knew a good, deal about it, which, he said,
8       8, II  |       talked about me a great deal, as if I were trying to
9       9, XXXI|      of appetite I am able to deal with by cutting it off once