Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   1, 4 |       shall pacify it." "It is impossible for me," said the disciple,
2     1,   1, 6 |        you absolution." "It is impossible," said the man after a short
3     1,   4, 9 |      or pleasure is absolutely impossible. Fortunately, however, life
4     1,   4, 12|      is experienced when it is impossible; anger, when it is hindered
5     1,   5, 13|         But for it morality is impossible for man. But for it not
6     1,   6, 4 |    wise as well as the unwise. Impossible it is to conceive myself
7     1,   6, 5 | anything against her law is as impossible as to catch fishes in a
8     1,   6, 17|      of mind, and it is simply impossible and meaningless in abstraction