Book, Chapter

 1   1,   6|     in any worthy way? Nay, I feel that I have done nothing
 2   1,  19|     uneasiness because it can feel no want, shall be animated
 3   1,  37|     own opinion, he begins to feel more angry with Scripture
 4   2,   6|      yet, I don't know why, I feel greater pleasure in contemplating
 5   2,   7|       when not understood, we feel as if we could be wiser
 6   2,  13|    are offensive to those who feel greater delight in things
 7   2,  23|      honour, that we ought to feel in regard to all fancied
 8   2,  31|    these consequences result, feel ashamed of them, and of
 9   2,  41|     edifieth." For so he will feel that, whatever may be the
10   4,   5|     how much more ought we to feel it who are the sons and
11   4,   7|      one who does not himself feel it. ~
12   4,  20|  strong emotion that makes us feel the fervour of eloquence. ~
13   4,  21| surely the first artist would feel deeply insulted, and his