Chapter

1 4 |         life might often be cut short in the midst of its course?
2 4 |    consciousness of frailty. In short, all the more feeble and
3 5 |     rapidity of motion, nor too short, for the sake of firmness,
4 7 |       neck to an elephant, or a short neck to a camel; or if you
5 10|      themselves, furnished with short hair? Do they not, as it
6 13|       both joined together, and short, and put together by gradations;
7 16| traverses lands and cities,--in short, places in its own sight
8 17|      with repeated beatings. In short, there must be a miscarriage
9 19|        he must be happy: he, in short, to sum up the matter in