Chapter

 1 I   |       the more dear to him, he sought with double diligence to
 2 II  |     own. Working in secret, he sought in every way he could before
 3 II  |        that very reason, I was sought out all the more eagerly
 4 III |       SEEK ANSELM AS TEACHER~I SOUGHT out, therefore, this same
 5 III |      Thenceforth they secretly sought !to influence him against
 6 VI  |     passion for this maiden, I sought to discover means whereby
 7 VI  | opportunity, even if I had not sought it, to bend her to my will
 8 VI  |      reasoned words. Our hands sought less the book than each
 9 VI  |        but for the other. Each sought to allay, not his own sufferings,
10 VI  |    kisses the pact which I had sought of him—and all this that
11 VIII|    well, when her fond friends sought vainly to deter her from
12 VIII|     from my wound when clerics sought me in great numbers, endlessly
13 VIII|   teachers. Those way took who sought to belittle me in every
14 IX  |      himself nor those whom he sought to teach could comprehend.
15 IX  |        particularly to all who sought information on this subject.
16 IX  |    that I quickly found what I sought. This was the following
17 X   |     exultation, and diligently sought to console me, but all in
18 X   |      opportunity by which they sought to destroy me. It happened
19 X   |        permission I had vainly sought of his predecessor. At first
20 X   |        at last obtained what I sought. The royal seneschal, Stephen,
21 X   |       councellors. Forthwith I sought out a lonely spot known
22 XIII|        to another, I knowingly sought this new danger in order
23 XV  |      poison, even as the monks sought to slay St. Benedict! Methinks
24 XV  |    their daily plottings, they sought to destroy me in the very