Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   |       is!~The sensitive reader soon recognizes that Augustine
 2       4, IV  |      restored. Immediately, as soon as I could talk to him -
 3       4, IV  |        him - and I did this as soon as he was able, for I never
 4       5, VI  |        discussion with him. As soon as I found an opportunity
 5       5, VII |       CHAPTER VII~ ~12. For as soon as it became plain to me
 6       6, II  | doorkeeper [ostiarius]. And as soon as she learned that it was
 7       6, II  | devotion, not pleasure.~But as soon as she found that this custom
 8       6, III |   books could be unraveled. ~I soon understood that the statement
 9       6, VIII|      depended on Thee. For, as soon as he saw the blood, he
10       6, XI  |   wisdom and had determined as soon as I could find her to abandon
11       6, VI  |        his young slave. For as soon as the women began to be
12       6, VI  |     dispatch to one another as soon as they had information
13       7, VI  | dropped away from his mind, as soon became plain to others.
14       7, VII |      thou shouldst hear me too soon, and too soon cure me of
15       7, VII |      hear me too soon, and too soon cure me of my disease of
16       8, II  |   lungs were affected and were soon fatigued by too loud or
17       8, II  |      leave for a while. But as soon as the full desire to be
18       8, IX  |        deed or in word. But as soon as he had grown calm and
19       8, XI  |   hurried to her, and when she soon regained her senses, she
20       8, XI  |     said, “See how he speaks.” Soon after, she said to us both: “
21       8, XII |       me like a convulsion. As soon as she breathed her last,
22      11, XXIX|       into a song; but just as soon as it has sounded it passes