Chapter

1 2 |        not unaware what a vast mass of literature the philosophers
2 8 | becomes a heavy and motionless mass? How much truer and stronger,
3 37|     gold or of silver--a rough mass as yet: it has indeed a
4 37|   contour what is throughout a mass of gold or of silver. When
5 37|        or of silver. When this mass is afterwards extended by
6 37|     elongation of the original mass, but not by any addition
7 37|        to the condition of the mass but its configuration. In
8 53|     the remnants cohere to the mass, and are waited for, but
9 54|     impurities of the seething mass.~