Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII   |  substances contract warmth more quickly, as air, oil, and water;
 2        1, XIII  |     whether it is not burnt more quickly at the sides than in the
 3        1, XVI   |        and well defined. This is quickly said; but the way to come
 4        1, XXVI  |       the memory than what flies quickly by. Thus, if you read anything
 5        1, XXXVI | compounds, which catch fire more quickly and easily than gunpowder
 6        1, XLII  |         contracts heat much more quickly than stone. Such is the
 7        1, XLVI  |     performed in time, some more quickly, some more slowly, but all
 8        1, XLVI  |         are performed, some more quickly, some more slowly, according
 9        1, XLVI  |        in a basin of water moved quickly. But this he devised upon
10        1, XLVII |       corrupt slowly, small ones quickly. Wine and beer ripen and
11        1, XLVII |    become fit to drink much more quickly in bottles than in casks.
12        1, XLVII |         sharp point pierces more quickly than a blunt one; a pointed
13        1, XLVII |    ounces ought to fall twice as quickly, which is not the fact.
14        1, XLVIII|       aspire thereto readily and quickly, and sometimes, as in the
15        1, L     |        to grow, while bricks are quickly baked. Meanwhile (to come