Book, Chapter

 1       1, VII  |        me to be rebuked. As we grow we root out and cast away
 2       1, X    |   their parents desire them to grow up to be able to give such
 3       1, XVIII|      for these same sins as we grow older are transferred from
 4       2, I    |  wicked ways, that thou mayest grow sweet to me, thou sweetness
 5       2, I    | worldly things, and I dared to grow wild in a succession of
 6       2, V    |    says, “hand or heart should grow inactive.”52 And to what
 7       4, X    |     they begin to be, and they grow toward perfection. Then,
 8       4, X    |  Therefore, when they rise and grow toward being, the more rapidly
 9       4, X    |   being, the more rapidly they grow to maturity, so also the
10       5, V    |  Charity until the new man can grow up “unto a perfect man,”
11       6, VI   |  anything that was not thee to grow sweet to me. Look into my
12       6, X    |       the light of day were to grow brighter and brighter, and
13       6, X    |        the food of strong men; grow and you shall feed on me;
14       7, III  |    death. Then the sky and sea grow calm, and they rejoice as
15       7, IV   |        to thee; stir us up and grow sweet to us; let us now
16       8, IV   |    shadows. If only they would grow weary with their hunger
17       8, IV   |      there thou hadst begun to grow sweet to me and to “put
18      10, XXII |         thou hast made my days grow old, and they pass away -