Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI    |       Let him also rejoice and prefer to seek thee, even if he
 2       3, II    |    real compassion would still prefer that there be nothing for
 3       4, XIV   |     and love them too. I would prefer being unknown than known
 4       5, XII   |       be corrected and come to prefer the learning they obtain
 5       5, XII   |       money and, above all, to prefer thee to such learning, O
 6       6, V     |       time forward, I began to prefer the Catholic doctrine. I
 7       6, VI    | inquire of me whether I should prefer to be merry or anxious,
 8       6, VI    |    been asked whether I should prefer to be as he was or as I
 9       6, VI    |       Actually, I ought not to prefer myself to him because I
10       6, X     | thought them strange who could prefer gold to integrity. His character
11       9, VIII  |        smelling nothing; and I prefer honey to mead, a smooth
12       9, XXVIII|   rejoices to endure, he would prefer that there were nothing
13       9, XXXVII|  utterly in the wrong, I would prefer to be praised by all men
14       9, XXXVII|  confident in the truth, would prefer to be blamed by all, I see
15      11, XIV   |        be enemies! For I would prefer that they should be slain
16      11, XXXI  |     supreme authority, I would prefer to write it so that, whatever
17      12, XXXI  |        thee, and so they would prefer to find their joy in thy