Book, Chapter

 1   1,  33|      in one another, we stop short upon the road, and place
 2   2,   8|      Nun; one of Judges; one short book called Ruth, which
 3   2,  13|   the third syllable long or short, is not a matter of much
 4   2,  36|      a narrative, when it is short and clear, is effective,
 5   2,  38|   the ancients pronounced it short, it is not in any man's
 6   3,   3| should take the word "os" as short or long. If he make it short,
 7   3,   3| short or long. If he make it short, it is the singular of ossa [
 8   3,   3| should be pronounced long or short. But as it is, it is clear
 9   4,   7|   periods of which I spoke a short time ago, being intermingled
10   4,   7|   oft." Next is interposed a short period; for, by a suspension
11   4,  18| books, or in letters long or short, they are of great importance.