Chapter

 1 19|        maintain that the stage of infancy is supported by the soul
 2 19|         nature, and that from the infancy which they, too, begin with.
 3 19|           been aware of from its: infancy, only it still fears even
 4 19| philosophers disavow it. Even the infancy of a log, then, may have
 5 19|       human person, even from his infancy, when he saluted life with
 6 19|            This earliest voice of infancy, then, is the first effort
 7 19|          very strange indeed that infancy were naturally so lively,
 8 19|        that neither childhood nor infancy is without sensibility,--
 9 20|          hidden in us by means of infancy, and these are the intellect:
10 56|       studies in its passage from infancy to boyhood; play the soldier