Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     |      gift to the faithful and daily tears of my mother, who
 2       3, XI    |       cause of her sorrow and daily weeping (not to learn from
 3       5, VI    |       meager learning and his daily practice in speaking, he
 4       5, VIII  |      eyes, from which she had daily watered the ground for me
 5       6, I     |      great a part of what she daily entreated thee to do had
 6       6, XI    |      I could not postpone the daily death in myself. I was enamored
 7       6, XIII  | baptism for which I was being daily prepared, as she joyfully
 8       6, XIII  | impulse, she called upon thee daily with strong, heartfelt cries,
 9       7, VI    |   about my usual affairs, and daily sighing to thee. I attended
10       7, VI    |     in the church in constant daily prayer. When I had told
11       8, VIII  |     old folks. And so, adding daily a little to that little -
12       9, III   |       my conscience makes her daily confession, far more confident
13       9, XXXI  |       drinking we restore the daily losses of the body until
14       9, XXXI  |      by it. Thus I carry on a daily war by fasting, constantly “
15       9, XXXI  | pleasure. These temptations I daily endeavor to resist and I
16       9, XXXI  |   these temptations, I strive daily against my appetite for
17       9, XXXV  |    sort still buzz around our daily lives - when would I dare
18       9, XXXV  |  things my curiosity is still daily tempted, and who can keep
19       9, XXXVII|      these temptations we are daily tried, O Lord; we are tried
20       9, XXXVII|    are tried unceasingly. Our daily “furnace” is the human tongue.386
21      11, XI    |       become its bread, while daily they say to it, “Where is