Par.

 1 Pre|       considering that this book was knit together by the linking
 2 Pre|     vision, at last in despair I was about to cease, as if from
 3 Pre|          more and more, though I was unwilling and shunned it,
 4 Pre| importunity. So, one day, when I was exceedingly wearied with
 5 Pre|    embraced the thoughts which I was strenuously repelling.~Thinking,
 6 1  |        that it may seek Him. Man was created to see God. Man
 7 1  |         blessedness for which he was made, and found the misery
 8 1  |          the misery for which he was not made. He did not keep
 9 1  |        do I know you. Finally, I was created to see you, and
10 1  |          I done that for which I was made.~O wretched lot of
11 1  |       has lost that for which he was made! O hard and terrible
12 1  |         blessedness for which he was made, and has found the
13 1  |          the misery for which he was not made. That has departed
14 1  |          I accomplished? Whither was I striving? How far have
15 1  |     sorrow of my heart. Gladness was hoped for, and lo! a source
16 1  |        achieve that for which it was made, except you renew it,
17 18 |         me. Truly, in darkness I was conceived, and in the cover
18 18 |          the cover of darkness I was born. Truly, in him we all
19 19 |          if it were not yet?~You was not, then, yesterday, nor