Book, Chapter

1        I, XVII|   speak first, and their empty speech long took up the time and
2       II, X   |       by the function of human speech, seeing that, by its own
3      III, XXV |     Oswy first made an opening speech, in which he said that it
4        V, II  |       of countenance, ready of speech, with hair curling in comely
5        V, XIX | without meat or drink, without speech or hearing, at length, on
6        V, XXI |        men so distant from the speech and nation of the Romans
7        V, XXIV|      little Book of Figures of Speech or Tropes; that is, of the
8        V, XXIV|       the Figures and Modes of Speech in which the Holy Scriptures