Book,  Chapter

1     II,  X    |       in children, and acting quicker than consideration in grown
2     II,  XVIII|       might be the easier and quicker understood. That this is
3     II,  XXIII| senses altered, and made much quicker and acuter, the appearance
4     II,  XXIII|     were but a thousand times quicker than it is, how would a
5     IV,  II   |     us; and possibly too, the quicker that peculiar motion is,—
6     IV,  III  |  ranks of spirits, who have a quicker and more penetrating sight,
7     IV,  XVII |      from one part to another quicker and clearer without them:
8     IV,  XVII |       exercised, usually sees quicker and clearer without syllogism.