Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVI   |   course? When will you ever run dry? How long will you carry
 2       3, II    |    does it flow? Why does it run into that torrent of pitch
 3       4, XII   | rejoicing as a strong man to run a race.”103 For he did not
 4       4, XV    |     that my nimble wit could run through those studies and
 5       5, II    |    the shadows in which they run. For lo, they live in a
 6       5, III   |    to me in it. His fame had run before him, as one very
 7       6, XVI   |   comfortest us and sayest, “Run, I will carry you; yea,
 8       7, IV    |     us now love thee, let us run to thee. Are there not many
 9       8, VII   |   was so fragrant, I did not run after thee.289 Therefore,
10       9, XVII  |   mind - through all these I run and fly to and fro. I penetrate
11       9, XXXIII|    the reason, it strives to run on before her and be her
12      10, XXIII |  period, as if the sun might run his course from east to
13      12, VIII  |     in me before my life can run to thy embrace and not be
14      12, XV    |    hath enkindled us, and we run after his fragrance.575
15      12, XIX   |     having the Word of life. Run to and fro everywhere, you
16      12, XIX   |     hath raised you on high. Run to and fro; make yourselves