Book,  Chapter

 1    Ded         |       being condemned without reading, and will prevail to have
 2   Read         |      half so much pleasure in reading as I had in writing it,
 3   Read         |    use of thy own thoughts in reading. It is to them, if they
 4   Read         |     by some condemned without reading, because innate ideas were
 5   Read         |       read ought to employ in reading; or else that I have written
 6     II,  XXXIII|   their lives after; and thus reading becomes a torment to them,
 7    III,  IX    |  clause in the code, at first reading, has, by consulting commentators,
 8    III,  IX    | notions: and therefore in the reading of them, if they do not
 9    III,  X     |     up instances; every man’s reading and conversation will sufficiently
10    III,  X     |  understanding, the attentive reading of philosophical writers
11     IV,  VIII  |      forwards in the skill of reading, let him make what use of