Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 int,   2, 4|     dangers into which they can easily fall, and the high ideals
 2  1,   6, 3 | ineffective the evils which can easily damage true morality, yet
 3  1,   7, 2 |       than other senses,25 more easily leads to a knowledge of
 4  1,   7, 4 |                       Much more easily than by printed books, these
 5  1,  10, 4 |         which eyes and ears are easily and pleasantly attracted
 6  1,  13, 2 |    television shows, since they easily penetrate right into the
 7  1,  14, 2 |         task more fittingly and easily, Our predecessor of immortal
 8  1,  14, 4 |         such entertainments can easily endanger, We desire that,
 9  1,  14, 7 |         the result will be more easily and aptly attained if the
10  2,   0, 1 |      private individuals cannot easily carry through such an extensive
11  3,   1, 2 |       programme cannot be known easily beforehand. ~
12  4,   2, 4 |     that both old and young can easily remain at home, it can have