Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII|       or fly away on visible wings, or journey by walking so
 2       4, XV   |   fledged and to nourish the wings of love by the food of a
 3       4, XV   |      under the shadow of thy wings let us hope - defend us
 4       7, VII  | unburdened and have received wings to fly away.” Thus was I
 5       9, IV   |    word. I do this under thy wings, in a danger too great to
 6       9, IV   |      were not that under thy wings my soul is subject to thee,
 7       9, XXXVI|      Possess us, stretch thy wings above us, and let us take
 8      11, XI   |      abide soberly under thy wings.~Thou hast also told me,
 9      11, XI   |      abide soberly under thy wings.~12. Likewise, thou hast
10      11, XI   |      abide soberly under thy wings.~14. Now I do not know what