Book,  Chapter

1   Read        | pleasure in reading as I had in writing it, thou wilt as little
2   Read        |    thoughts, and follow them in writing; which thou oughtest not
3   Read        |        This discontinued way of writing may have occasioned, besides
4     II,  XVIII|       and cannot be set down in writing; and therefore must be left
5    III,  IX   |    sense of other authors; who, writing but their own opinions,
6    III,  X    |       and vulgar, should in his writing show that he could put A
7    III,  X    |       that princes, speaking or writing to their servants, in their
8     IV,  XI   |         yet, whilst I am alone, writing this, I have not that certainty
9     IV,  XVI  |      less force in the mouth or writing of him that last made use