Book,  Chapter

 1   Read      | attendance on my health gave me leisure, it was brought into that
 2   Read      |          that I might, if I had leisure, make any additions or alterations
 3      I,  II |         some, wanting skill and leisure, and others the inclination,
 4      I,  II |         questioned. And had men leisure, parts, and will, who is
 5     II,  XXI|       of it, the will can be at leisure for nothing else, till every
 6     IV,  III|        unchangeable, and may at leisure be considered and examined,
 7     IV,  X  |         to be considered at his leisure: “What can be more sillily
 8     IV,  XVI|   almost is there that hath the leisure, patience, and means to
 9     IV,  XVI|      must give him leave at his leisure to go over the account again,
10     IV,  XX |      possible that he who wants leisure, books, and languages, and
11     IV,  XX |        vocations allow them the leisure. No man is so wholly taken
12     IV,  XX |     though they have riches and leisure enough and want neither
13     IV,  XX |   plentiful fortunes allow them leisure to improve their understandings,