Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,6 |  accounted among the most serious problems of this age, and must be
 2   II, 1,12|            with adaptation to new problems and with a growing understanding
 3   IV      |        are 10 be laugh.~ ~Not ail problems of this sort are considered
 4   IV      | attributed today. Attacking these problems in an appropriate and specific
 5    V, 6   |         be careful not to propose problems and themes that belong properly
 6    V, 6   |           of treating fundamental problems and problems of most concern
 7    V, 6   |          fundamental problems and problems of most concern to this
 8    V,13   |         to consider the immediate problems of everyday life, support
 9   VI, 3,79|    diversity, there are difficult problems in regard to choosing from
10   VI, 5,93|       extend and diversity of the problems which must be handled demand
11   VI, 8,99|   countries aware of the pressing problems of the immigrants, and ready