Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |       will put to use and not leave as “baggage on his bookshelf.”~
 2       4, VII  |      I could neither stay nor leave. For where could my heart
 3       4, XII  |       us long, yet he did not leave us. He went back to the
 4       5, VIII |       friend whom I could not leave until he had a favorable
 5       6, VI   |      10. Let my soul take its leave of those who say: “It makes
 6       7, V    |    Presently; see, presently. Leave me alone a little while.”
 7       7, V    |       had no present; and my “leave me alone a little while”
 8       7, VIII |       share, and how could he leave me in such distress? We
 9       8, II   |     again, at least to take a leave for a while. But as soon
10       8, IV   |      paeans of devotion which leave no room for swelling pride!
11       9, XXXVI| temptation left me, or can it leave me during this life: the
12      10, XVIII|   CHAPTER XVIII~ ~23. Give me leave, O Lord, to seek still further.
13      11, XII  |   upon it. But thou didst not leave this formless, for, before
14      12, XVIII|    look into the sun - do not leave him in a lightless night.