Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   |      been that I was afraid to die, lest he should then die
 2     Int, 1   |       die, lest he should then die wholly whom I had so greatly
 3       1, V   |        face from me. Even if I die, let me see thy face lest
 4       1, V   |     let me see thy face lest I die.~6. The house of my soul
 5       2, II  |        kill us that we may not die apart from thee. Where was
 6       4, VI  |    live and a fearful thing to die. I suppose that the more
 7       4, VI  |     loved as if he would never die was now dead. And I marveled
 8       4, VI  |      been that I was afraid to die, lest he should then die
 9       4, VI  |       die, lest he should then die wholly whom I had so greatly
10       4, VIII|       man as if he would never die who nevertheless had to
11       4, VIII|        who nevertheless had to die? What revived and refreshed
12       4, VIII|       And that fable would not die to me as often as one of
13       5, IX  |    original sin whereby we all die in Adam. For thou hadst
14       5, IX  |       sinner such as I was, to die a double death. Had my mother’
15       6, V   |      with gnawing cares lest I die before I discovered the
16       6, VI  |     which does not know how to die and the Wisdom which gives
17       7, XI  |         because I hesitated to die to death and to live to
18       8, VII |        the church, prepared to die with their bishop, thy servant.
19       8, XI  |      appeared not to desire to die in her own country. I heard
20       8, XII |      This is the way those who die unhappy or are altogether
21       8, XII | unhappy nor did she altogether die.303 For of this we were