Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII |     no wonder that I was thus carried toward vanity and was estranged
 2       2, IV    |   shake and rob this tree. We carried off a huge load of pears,
 3       4, XIV   |       swelling pride and “was carried about with every wind,”106
 4       4, XV    |   hadst commanded, and it was carried out in me, that the earth
 5       5, V     |     perfect man,” and not be “carried away with every wind of
 6       6, I     |       raised to thee. She had carried me out on the bier of her
 7       6, II    |       the same way, she still carried around with her the same
 8       6, VIII  |     pursue - and there he was carried away again with an incredible
 9       6, XVI   | judgment, Epicurus would have carried off the palm if I had not
10       6, VII   |      didst not allow me to be carried away from the faith by these
11       8, II    |   heart with thy love, and we carried thy words, as it were, thrust
12       8, VIII  |     on her back, as big girls carried babies. Because of her long-time
13       8, XII   |     32. So, when the body was carried forth, we both went and
14       9, XXXI  |     who is not in some degree carried away beyond the bounds of
15      10, XXVIII| through it what was future is carried over so that it becomes
16      12, IX    | weight is my love. By it I am carried wherever I am carried. By
17      12, IX    |      am carried wherever I am carried. By thy gift,522 we are
18      12, IX    |      we are enkindled and are carried upward. We burn inwardly