Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   7, 4| anything in its real state; his finer sensibility, which is the
2     1,   7, 4|     which is the sole source of finer pleasure, has to experience
3     1,   7, 4|     pleasure, has to experience finer suffering. The more he asserts
4     1,   7, 6| feathers of bright colours. The finer in quality, the smaller
5 Appen,   4   |   object increases in size, the finer objects grow gradually grosser,