Book, Chapter

1    I, 6   |        laws. For how are you to keep the law by precautions against
2    I, 6   | perceive what it is yon have to keep? No law must keep to itself
3    I, 6   |       have to keep? No law must keep to itself the knowledge
4    I, 7   |     crowd of informers does not keep equal pace therewith? To
5    I, 7   |      the priest knows not! They keep them all to themselves,
6   II, 12  |    therefore, in this review we keep before us but one object--
7   II, conc|        always have been able to keep an eye, as it were, on their