Book, Chapter

1    I, 14|      seize or put him to death, scarcely found a place of concealment
2   II, 12|   change their place, which can scarcely happen within the space
3  III, 8 |      the females, that they can scarcely be separated from them,
4  III, 25|        intricacies of which are scarcely attained to by men of cultivated
5    V, 1 |   language, and perhaps, having scarcely read the beginning, would
6   VI, 24|     their destruction, they can scarcely be separated from them:
7  VII, 16| darkened, so that there will be scarcely any distinction between
8  VII, 16|       will be so consumed, that scarcely the tenth part of men will
9  VII, 16|        thousand had gone forth, scarcely a hundred will go forth.