Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI     |       were not much like what I inwardly desired and when I was not
 2       3, VI     |  beautiful.~O Truth, Truth, how inwardly even then did the marrow
 3       7, VI     |       continued reading; he was inwardly changed, as thou didst see,
 4       7, VII    |        to fly away.” Thus was I inwardly confused, and mightily confounded
 5       8, IV     |        with myself; where I was inwardly pricked, where I had offered
 6       9, XXXIV  |       the things they make; but inwardly forsaking Him by whom they
 7       9, XXXVIII|       It tempts me, even when I inwardly reprove myself for it, and
 8       9, XXXVIII|        truly despise it when he inwardly glories in it.~
 9       9, XL     |      From that stage I advanced inwardly into the recesses of my
10      10, II     |         Trim away from my lips, inwardly and outwardly, all rashness
11      12, IX     |         carried upward. We burn inwardly and move forward. We ascend
12      12, IX     | canticle of degrees523; we glow inwardly with thy fire - with thy