Chapter

1 2 | because plain evidence of this sort we must sometimes borrow
2 6 |       the tongue for speech--a sort of internal image which
3 8 |        from each other in such sort as to amplify their species
4 10|       from comparisons of this sort? Man, indeed, although organically
5 12|       and sensation, and every sort of taste, and all action
6 32|      and minute things of this sort. Opposed, moreover, to air
7 44|       have been a much heavier sort of slumber: one would presume
8 46|  liberating the Deity from all sort of care, and dissolving
9 49|        force of demons of this sort domineers in those barbarous