Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        to take exception to the work, or who would do so, did
 2 pref,   0|        likely to object to this work of mine, because they have
 3 pref,   0|         no assistance from this work themselves, will give it
 4 pref,   0|     appear in the course of the work itself that no one can justly
 5   1, arg | Argument~The author divides his work into two parts, one relating
 6   1,   1 |       hope of accomplishing the work rests on Him who has already
 7   1,   1 |        view to undertaking this work will, as soon as I begin
 8   1,   1 |    grace, so that, in this very work of distribution in which
 9   1,  24 |         ready for every needful work. For they strive by a kind
10   1,  30 |    neighbour, because we are to work no ill to any man. ~
11   2,   2 |  exclude from the scope of this work as not necessary to my present
12   2,  11 |    languages, ventured upon the work of translation. ~
13   2,  15 |        the Holy Spirit in their work of translation, that among
14   2,  15 |       were separated during the work of translation, each man
15   2,  30 |      remains as a result of his work, as, for example, a house,
16   3,  30 |       very elaborate and useful work, have led the reader into
17   4, arg |       to the second part of his work, that which treats of expression,
18   4,   1 |                   chap. 1. This work not intended as a treatise
19   4,   1 |                            This work of mine, which is entitled
20   4,   1 |        to take exception to the work, I said, "There are two
21   4,   1 |         and so finish the whole work in four books. ~
22   4,   1 |       teach them either in this work or any other. ~
23   4,   5 |       elegance, and spirit, the work that I am speaking of ought
24   4,  16 |       of duty, it is esteemed a work of mercy or benevolence;
25   4,  20 |       he says, "that all things work together for good to them
26   4,  21 |         the introduction to his work, we find the following passage
27   4,  21 |         of honour and praise, a work unbroken and unblemished,
28   4,  31 |   Apology for the length of the work~