Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   |   Morris, of the Yale Divinity School Library; Robert Beach, of
 2       1      |       childhood experiences in school. He concludes with a paean
 3       1, IX  |      To this end I was sent to school to get learning, the value
 4       1, IX  |       I might not be beaten at school. And when thou didst not
 5       1, XIII|        entrance of the grammar school there hangs a veil. This
 6       2, III | parents, having a holiday from school for a time - this idleness
 7       3, III |     had become a master in the School of Rhetoric, and I rejoiced
 8       4, IV  | childhood and we had been both school fellows and playmates. But
 9       6, VII |     rhetoric there in a public school. At that time he was not
10       7, V   |     law, chose to abandon his “school of words” rather than thy
11       8, IV  |       from my exertions in the school of pride.276 These were
12       8, IX  |         didst teach her in the school of her heart. ~22. Finally,