Book, Chapter

 1       1, II   |      in thee? Or from whence wouldst thou come into me? Where,
 2       1, III  |    if they were broken, thou wouldst not be poured out. And,
 3       5, II   |      fled from thy presence? Wouldst thou be unable to find them?
 4       5, VIII | flood of tears but that thou wouldst not allow me to sail? But
 5       6, I    |     begin to speak, and thou wouldst deliver him to his mother.
 6       6, I    |  prayers and tears that thou wouldst hasten thy aid and enlighten
 7       6, III  |      in my prayers that thou wouldst help me. My mind was wholly
 8       6, V    |   begun to believe that thou wouldst not, under any circumstances,
 9       6, VI   |  more gracious the less thou wouldst allow anything that was
10       6, XI   | grant it.”168 Certainly thou wouldst have given it, if I had
11       6, XIII |   heartfelt cries, that thou wouldst, by a vision, disclose unto
12       6, XIII |     my future marriage, thou wouldst not. She did, indeed, see
13       7, VII  |      his narrative, and thou wouldst oppose me to myself and
14       8, IV   |     up their error, and thou wouldst have heard them when they
15       9, XXXIV|      eyes to thee, that thou wouldst be pleased to “pluck my
16      10, XIII |    period of time. Else thou wouldst not precede all periods
17      11, XIV  |      vehemently. Oh, if thou wouldst slay them with thy two-edged
18      11, XVI  |    in my heart; if only thou wouldst speak thus, I would send
19      12, I    |     of a field, so that thou wouldst go untended if I did not