Book, Chapter

 1       1, XV   |    the safe way for youths to walk in.~
 2       2, III  |    crooked ways in which they walk who turn their backs to
 3       7, I    |      one who felt as I did to walk in thy way.~2. For I saw
 4       7, III  |     though not able as yet to walk with his former strength;
 5       7, VI   |       comrades went out for a walk in the gardens close to
 6       7, VI   |     There, as they chanced to walk two by two, one strolled
 7       8, VI   |     of his body that he would walk the frozen Italian soil
 8       9, XXIII| little light in men. Let them walk - let them walk in it, lest
 9       9, XXIII|      Let them walk - let them walk in it, lest the darkness
10      11, II   |     and this earth on which I walk - from which came this “