Par.

 1 Pre| myself whether there might be found a single argument which
 2 Pre|      thing which could not be found. But when I wished to exclude
 3 Pre|       what I rejoiced to have found, would, if put in writing,
 4 1  |    for which he was made, and found the misery for which he
 5 1  |      he lost, and what has he found? What has departed, and
 6 1  |    which he was made, and has found the misery for which he
 7 1  | sought calm in privacy, and I found tribulation and grief, in
 8 14 |  those who seek him. ~HAS you found what you did seek, my soul?
 9 14 |    You did seek God. You have found him to be a being which
10 14 |  always.~For, if you have not found your God, how is he this
11 14 |     this being which you have found, and which you have conceived
12 14 |   certainty? But, if you have found him, why is it that you
13 14 |      you do not feel you have found him? Why, O Lord, our God,
14 14 |      soul feel you, if it has found you? Or, has it not found
15 14 |     found you? Or, has it not found him whom it found to be
16 14 |      it not found him whom it found to be light and truth? For
17 26 |     John xvi. 24). For I have found a joy that is full, and