Par.

 1 Pre|         would require no other for its proof than itself alone;
 2 Pre| exceedingly wearied with resisting its importunity, in the very
 3 Pre|          the Grounds of Faith, and its sequel as, Faith Seeking
 4 1  |            heart is made bitter by its desolation; sweeten you
 5 14 |            see farther, because of its own darkness.~Why is this,
 6 14 |            of the soul darkened by its infirmity, or dazzled by
 7 14 |   Doubtless it is both obscured by its own insignificance, and
 8 14 |           it is both contracted by its own narrowness and overcome
 9 17 |   therefore my soul still walks in its darkness and wretchedness.
10 18 |           you. Let my soul recover its strength, and with all its
11 18 |         its strength, and with all its understanding let it strive
12 25 |           whether it could contain its joy over so great a blessedness
13 25 |          so great a blessedness of its own.~Yet assuredly, if any