Chapter

 1 2 |           this as it may), if you take t he philosophers, you would
 2 6 |        Some such hallucination, I take it, must have occurred to
 3 10|          of that mouth of theirs. Take any living thing whatever,
 4 16| irrational. To this definition we take no exception, except that
 5 19|         and hastens to be secure. Take also ivy-plants, never mind
 6 19|           were naturally meant to take the opposite direction,
 7 24|   inadmissible in the hypothesis? Take, for instance, the case
 8 27|         in origin. Now let no one take offence or feel ashamed
 9 30|           return from death is to take place, when, supposing that
10 31|    recovery of life from the dead take place at all, individuals
11 31|          work of a thousand years take from you the power of recognition,
12 32|      natures. But even if I could take in my hand the "atoms" of
13 32|   possibly belong to many things. Take an example or two. A stone
14 37|       breathed at first into man. Take a certain quantity of gold
15 39|     entire head of his son, or to take out a hair, or to shave
16 48|            But however this be, I take it that it all amounts to
17 49|          caprice of the demons to take away as well as to confer
18 49|        the way of demons? (Let us take any view of the case), only
19 50|          were Menander himself to take a plunge into this famous
20 55|      pains of martyrdom: you must take up the cross and bear it
21 58|     recompense. What, then, is to take place in that interval?