Book, Chapter

 1       6, VI   |      please. Thus thou didst break my bones with the rod of
 2       7, I    |           And how thou didst break them I will declare, and
 3       7, XI   |       so that I hesitated to break loose and shake myself free
 4       8, II   |    of time, and had made the break in the eye of the general
 5       8, VIII |     quarrel just happened to break out at that time and place;
 6       9, VIII |     same time, sounds do not break in and disturb what is drawn
 7      10, XXVII|  without any interruption to break its continued flow. We can
 8      11, I    |   the promise, and who shall break it? “If God be for us, who
 9      12, XV   | destroy man’s pride, that so break down the adversary and the
10      12, XVIII|     the firmament.584~Let us break our bread with the hungry,
11      12, XVIII|  Thus let our temporal light break forth, and let us from even