Book, Chapter

 1   1,   3|    we lag behind in, or even altogether turn back from, the pursuit
 2   1,  24|     rather be without a body altogether, they entirely deceive themselves.
 3   1,  32|    supreme existence, who is altogether unchangeable, and who could
 4   1,  36|    go in the wrong direction altogether. ~
 5   2,   1|     the subject, I could not altogether pass it over. It will be
 6   2,  13|     not choose to avoid them altogether, it is easy to treat with
 7   3,  30|    unwilling to give them up altogether), wrote a book which he
 8   3,  32|    refer to a set of persons altogether different from the former;
 9   3,  37|    to all nations," does not altogether fitly apply to the head
10   4,   7|      separately and make six altogether, or whether he suspend his
11   4,  18|      that what we say is not altogether unworthy of the subject,
12   4,  26| Christian orator, be neither altogether without ornament, nor unsuitably