Par.

 1 1 |               want in unhappiness, and feel a miserable longing, and
 2 1 |              that whose lack we should feel so heavily? Why did he shut
 3 6 |        improperly said in some sort to feel.~BUT, although it is better
 4 6 | inappropriately said, in some sort, to feel.~Therefore, O Lord, although
 5 8 |                passionless, you do not feel sympathy; and if you do
 6 8 |            sympathy; and if you do not feel sympathy, your heart is
 7 10|         compassionate, not because you feel an affection (affectum),
 8 10|              affectum), but because we feel the effect (effectum); so
 9 13|              of the body, it would not feel as a whole in the separate
10 14|              why is it that you do not feel you have found him? Why,
11 14|              our God, does not my soul feel you, if it has found you?
12 16|                me, and about me, and I feel you not.~ ~
13 17|               It touches, and does not feel your pleasantness. For you
14 18|                I fallen into it, but I feel that I am enveloped in it.