Chap. Par.

 1  2, 3|        time when her whole orb, withal, underwent mutation, overrun
 2  2, 3|     heights have undulated. But withal, by ebbing out, her orb
 3  2, 4| catastrophes)! Would that Asia, withal, were by this time without
 4  2, 6|       inasmuch as things joyous withal are subject to mutation.
 5  3, 1|       form. And yet the peacock withal has plumage for a garment,
 6  3, 2|       the stag, because himself withal, the witness of his own
 7  3, 3|                       There is, withal,~ "A tardigrade field-haunting
 8  3, 3|   ruminates; his food wind. Yet withal the chameleon is able to
 9  3, 6|        for raiment. For the sea withal yields fleeces, inasmuch
10  3, 7|         with a view to adorning withal, ay, and inflating it, where
11  4, 3|        his maidenhood, he might withal have been married! Behold,
12  4, 6|          only that philosophers withal (I believe) themselves affect
13  5, 4|       the score of its function withal. "I," it says, "owe no duty
14  5, 5|      when a Drusillanus (and he withal a slave of Claudius!) constructs
15  5, 6|       their entrails he himself withal might taste some savour