Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|   finger: if they had not sight enough to see even my finger, they
 2   2,   1 |        pass it over. It will be enough to have noticed it thus
 3   3,  30 |      made of the rules. This is enough for an example, for it would
 4   3,  37 |         of as much as I thought enough, students of these venerable
 5   3,  37 |       to words, I have now said enough. It remains to discuss,
 6   4,   3 |      time in learning it. It is enough that boys should give attention
 7   4,   7 | studious would think I had done enough? All these things when taught
 8   4,  11 |       plain truth pleasant food enough. And it is one of the distinctive
 9   4,  13 |        And yet even this is not enough for those stubborn minded
10   4,  13 |      believe or to know them is enough, to give one's assent implies
11   4,  20 |         comes in its way. It is enough for its object that warmth