Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |          which being and life could flow into us, save this, that
 2       3, II   |         does it go? Whither does it flow? Why does it run into that
 3       8, XII  |        feelings, and restrained the flow of my grief which bowed
 4       8, XII  |          repressed, that they might flow at will, spreading them
 5       8, XIII |         different sort: those which flow from a spirit broken by
 6       9, VIII |         waves of the sea, the broad flow of the rivers, the vastness
 7      10, XXVII| interruption to break its continued flow. We can measure it only
 8      10, XXIX |            commotions until I shall flow together into thee, purged
 9      11, XV   |       itself from him, and does not flow away into any mutation of
10      12, II   |            of thee - that it should flow lightlessly like the abyss -
11      12, XXXII|          waters which are heavy and flow along the earth. We see