Book, Chapter

 1   2,  41|        what is the breadth, and length, and depth, and height,
 2   2,  41|        hands are stretched, its length by the part from the ground
 3   3,   2|         I treated at sufficient length when I was speaking in the
 4   4,   9|         difficulty, at whatever length, however clearly, or with
 5   4,  10|  perception of the shortness or length of vowels? And what advantage
 6   4,  10|     wearisome when he dwells at length upon things that are already
 7   4,  20| reasoning is extended to such a length, that unless the memory
 8   4,  22|     though it extend to greater length. Each separate style, again,
 9   4,  31|       chap. 31. Apology for the length of the work~
10   4,  31|       has extended to a greater length than I expected or desired.
11   4,  31|        need not complain of its length. I, however, give thanks