Book,  Chapter

1   Quot      |     Spirit, nor how the bones do grow in the womb of her that
2      I,  I  |         words and reason usually grow together, yet I see not
3      I,  I  |       cannot be denied, that men grow first acquainted with many
4      I,  II |       and consent of neighbours, grow up to the dignity of principles
5      I,  II |  apprehension; and still as they grow up confirmed to them, either
6      I,  II |      been set up in their minds; grow fond of the notions they
7      I,  III|      only about some few things, grow acquainted sufficiently
8     IV,  VI | vegetables, which are nourished, grow, and produce leaves, flowers,
9     IV,  XVI|          authors, are thought to grow venerable by age, are urged