Book, Chapter

1   1,  25|      longer on a point so very plain, but this is just what the
2   3,  11|    whom it had held sway, this plain expression is used: "They
3   3,  25|    signification, because only plain instances ought to be used
4   3,  29|      we add words that make it plain we mean the opposite of
5   4,   5|     knowing the meaning. It is plain we must set far above these
6   4,  11|      in their object, find the plain truth pleasant food enough.
7   4,  21|        comeliness? If thou art plain, why test thou lyingly pretend
8   4,  26|        intelligible, is it not plain that he can neither give
9   4,  28| purpose than to make the truth plain, pleasing and effective;