Book, Chapter

 1      1, V    |   that it can be done; and as soon as it is done, wonder again
 2      2, Int  |       from human sense, would soon perish and vanish to oblivion,
 3      2, Int  |      in universities come too soon and too unripe to logic
 4      2, Int  |   they set into, this want is soon found by themselves, and
 5      2, II   |       upon the shears, and as soon as the thread was cut caught
 6      2, X    |    continual custom, which is soon prescribed which though
 7      2, XXIII|   move slowly, and are not so soon put out of frame: for as
 8      2, XXIII|    profession, but quitted it soon after in regard of his parts
 9      2, XXIII|   satiety; and by finding too soon the fruit of a man’s virtue,
10      2, XXIII| second at Rome.” So again, as soon as he had begun the war,
11      2, XXIII|   move slowly, and are not so soon put out of frame: for as
12      2, XXIII|    profession, but quitted it soon after in regard of his parts
13      2, XXIII|   satiety; and by finding too soon the fruit of a man’s virtue,
14      2, XXIII| second at Rome.” So again, as soon as he had begun the war,