Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |         from that character. To be sure, you put others on the rack
 2    I, 2   |            believe us. If you feel sure that we are the most injurious
 3    I, 3   |          which for certain you are sure you know nothing of; and
 4    I, 7   | uncertainty, because nobody can be sure of a rumour, but only of
 5    I, 7   |          you? It is better, (to be sure,) for us all not to be betrayed
 6    I, 10  |    authority has superseded. To be sure, you are for ever praising
 7    I, 11  |           entire asses, are, to be sure, objects of adoration to
 8    I, 16  |            perhaps he further gave sure proofs of his identity.
 9   II, 3   |            themselves? This, to be sure, is allowed to the Egyptians,
10   II, 9   |         counting even women? To be sure, Romulus slew his brother
11   II, 10  |          advantage. He then, to be sure, obtains permission that
12  app, frag|           after killing her, to be sure, with his own hand! but
13  app, frag|        assigned by men. Now, to be sure, if on earth he were born