Book, Chapter

1        0, Pref |   Oxford; and in a very special sense I wish to acknowledge my
2        0, Life | acquaintance with them, and the sense of form which must unconsciously
3        I, XXVII|       people, taking in another sense, will understand in the
4       II, I    |         the Church; and in what sense it is to be adapted to every
5       IV, XI   |        slumber, and without any sense of pain he gave up the ghost.~
6       IV, XXIV |         the earth." This is the sense but not the order of the
7        V, XVII |        writer, according to the sense of his words, but more briefly
8        V, XXIV |        have corrected as to the sense as far as I could; I have