Book, Chapter

 1       2, I   |     fragments in which I was torn to pieces, while I turned
 2       4, VI  |     of mortal things - it is torn to pieces when it loses
 3       4, VII |     I was dragging around my torn and bloody soul. It was
 4       6, VI  |     in his mirth while I was torn to pieces with my cares,
 5       6, XV  |  multiplied. My mistress was torn from my side as an impediment
 6       6, XV  | heart which clung to her was torn and wounded till it bled.
 7       6, XVII|   beauty, and then presently torn away from thee by my own
 8       7, X   |   was at war with myself and torn apart by myself. And this
 9       8, XII |  stricken; and that life was torn apart, as it were, which
10      10, XXIX|      Father. But I have been torn between the times, the order