Chapter

1 I   |    consideration, and might perchance be found of signal use.
2 I   |  highest price.~So will it, perchance, be found with reference
3 IV  |    auricle. But is not this perchance peculiar to animals more
4 V   |    of the body. Or would he perchance still hesitate, like all
5 IX  |    escaped in equal, if not perchance in larger quantity by the
6 XI  |   exerted by ligatures, and perchance of fluxes generally; how,
7 XV  |   hence, by the way, it may perchance be why grief, and love,
8 XVI | purpose, but my whole life, perchance, would not suffice for its
9 XVII|  nutritive fluid, and that, perchance, possessing a considerable