Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   2|       which, in itself, was so pure and wholesome, that I will
 2    1,  25|        were, by a massage with pure oil, and when our fatigue
 3    2,  36|    which seemed to me to be of pure gold, but as a matter of
 4    2,  48|       hill in their bare feet, pure in heart, and with their
 5    2,  59|       of the ruby? Except that pure chastity shine~From the
 6    2,  82|      them and see if they were pure wool. Then, with a smile, "
 7    5, 136|         A cheerful kindness my pure speech endows;~What people
 8    5, 139|        Attic soil,~Of Hecate's pure worship worthy she!~Whose
 9    6     |   Mirabeau are either false or pure guesswork. It is a bizarre
10    6     | lessons of voluptuousness to a pure and innocent heart, to feel