Book, Chapter

1     Int     |      breast to be calmed; he longed to imitate these men who
2     Int     |   were enjoying the peace he longed for.~But the old habits
3       2, I  |   For as I became a youth, I longed to be satisfied with worldly
4       3, VI |    thou, my Love, for whom I longed in order that I might be
5       6, VI | rejoiced in drunkenness; you longed to rejoice in glory.” What
6       6, XII|  curiosity. For, he said, he longed to know what that could
7       6, VI |     an occupation and whom I longed to assail, and to reduce
8       7, III|     whom as his betrothed he longed for.~8. This can be seen
9       7, X  |   time and all being equally longed for, although impossible