Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |     unexpected outcome. Now he felt a compelling need to retrace
 2     Int      | permissive atmosphere of God’s felt presence, to recall those
 3       1, XIX | existed even then; I lived and felt and was solicitous about
 4       2, VIII|      it - I still recall how I felt about this then - I could
 5       4, VI  |        s other half”98 - for I felt that my soul and his soul
 6       6, IV  |    sharply into my soul, and I felt quite ashamed because during
 7       6, V   |       the Catholic doctrine. I felt that it was with moderation
 8       6, XVI |       for their own sakes, and felt that they in turn loved
 9       7, I   |        fitting way for one who felt as I did to walk in thy
10       7, XII |    upon me. This was the way I felt at the time, and he realized
11       7, XII |   former iniquities.”259 For I felt that I was still enthralled
12       8, IV  |        this, I cried aloud and felt its inward meaning. Nor
13       8, XII |   fatherless”307: I bathed and felt the same as I had done before.
14       9, VIII|       I did a thing, and how I felt when I did it. There are
15       9, IX  |       or like anything that is felt by the body through the
16      11, V   | unformed which can be seen and felt” - while human thought says