Chapter

 1 2 |      to be wondered at that I use this language) with straining
 2 2 |  appropriates them to private use; on certainties she capriciously
 3 10|    and windpipes. But of what use is it, in an examination
 4 18|       employ the senses is to use the intellect? And to employ
 5 18|    the intellect amounts to a use of the senses? What indeed
 6 19|     one and the same time the use of all his senses--that
 7 24|     when he is thirsty; or to use his eyes when he wants to
 8 33|     that it might render," to use his own words, "an account
 9 35|       also makes equally good use of it, who was a magician
10 56|  where there is absolutely no use to which you can apply it?
11 57| deaths. I may be permitted to use the actual words and terms