Book, Chapter

 1   1     |           Containing a General View of the Subjects Treated
 2   1,   1|        vouchsafed to me with a view to undertaking this work
 3   1,  32|       objects, we do so with a view to the full enjoyment of
 4   2,   6| contemplating holy men, when I view them as the teeth of the
 5   2,   6|                      But why I view them with greater delight
 6   2,   7|      of pleasing men or with a view to avoid any of the annoyances
 7   2,  21|       beasts, or of men with a view to confer honour on those
 8   2,  30|        be acquired, not with a view to practicing them (unless
 9   2,  30|        at present), but with a view to forming a judgement about
10   2,  39|     history of the past with a view to the questions arising
11   3,  10|       what charity does with a view to one's own advantage is
12   3,  10|        but what it does with a view to a neighbor's advantage
13   4, arg|       all have the same end in view, to bring home the truth
14   4,   7| altered some passages with the view of directing the reader'
15   4,   8|   those passages where, with a view to exercise and train the
16   4,   8|   willing to learn, and with a view also to throw a veil over
17   4,  14|        recommended, not with a view to gaining assent, but merely
18   4,  14|  inserted designedly with this view, that posterity might see
19   4,  21|   because the object he has in view demands, not beauty of diction,