Chapter

 1 19|        he saluted life with his infant cries, does not testify
 2 19|       this plaintive cry of the infant to be an augury of affliction
 3 24|       instance, the case of the infant. If some time afterwards,
 4 25| impressed from without upon the infant before his complete vitality,
 5 25|       inhaled when the new-born infant first draws breath, and
 6 25|         you confident that your infant both possesses vitality
 7 25|      whilst yet in the womb, an infant is put to death, when lying
 8 25|       greek>, the slayer of the infant, which was of course alive.
 9 25|       pitied this most luckless infant state, which had first to
10 26|  prodigy the contention of this infant progeny, which struggled
11 26|       to quit the womb. What an infant! so emulous, so strong,
12 31|      all men are imbued with an infant soul at their birth. But
13 31|       age returns to life as an infant? If the soul, whilst disembodied,
14 39|       are invoked; and then the infant's first step on the ground
15 56|       to make. Suppose it be an infant that dies yet hanging on
16 56|        then, can the soul of an infant so spend on earth its residue