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 1 26|    past forty foot, in most places, from the ground, so that
 2 26|  they had buildings in many places higher than the depth of
 3 31|  other nations, and to what places these voyages have been
 4 31|     been designed; and what places of rendezvous are appointed
 5 33|     be seen in the city and places adjacent, within our tedder;
 6 42| haunting of those dissolute places, or resort to courtesans,
 7 52|   miles at least. And these places we call the upper region,
 8 52|    the air between the high places and the low as a middle
 9 52| also. And upon them in some places are dwellings of hermits,
10 62|                We have also places for breed and generation
11 66|     by motion. And farther, places for strong insulations;
12 66|    insulations; and, again, places under the earth, which by
13 67|    in the heaven and remote places; and represent things near