Book, Par.

 1  I, 4  |          the affair was taken in hand.~
 2  I, 6  |           and, seizing his right hand, I forced a kiss on him,
 3 II, 4  |       other: and if on the other hand you make the requisite incision
 4 II, 4  |      lest if I took the flock in hand when it was in good condition
 5 III, 7 |      dignity was the business in hand, and they who had the right
 6 III, 7 |          and to take the work in hand hap-hazard, and there be
 7 III, 11| experience this treatment at the hand of opponents, I do not think
 8 III, 14|   anything occurs, being near at hand, they perceive it before
 9 III, 16|         well, before he sets his hand to the ministry. Do you
10 III, 16|          insult; so on the other hand, the man who has been addressed
11 III, 17|      work of a bishop to take in hand, let him be assured that
12 IV, 1  |       presumptuous as to take in hand what was so far beyond thy
13 IV, 2  |          and then having set his hand to the material prepared
14 IV, 4  |       neither induced on the one hand to place herself under its
15  V, 2  |        mind; and if on the other hand he is successful as a preacher,
16 VI, 1  |      warn them of the dangers at hand. And therefore his chastisement
17 VI, 2  |      wonderful. But on the other hand, that the devil should be
18 VI, 5  |          soul is the business in hand, and no bodily vigor is
19 VI, 12 |         the engagement be now at hand. Then let some one suddenly
20 VI, 13 |      danger, stretch forth thine hand, both saying and doing what