Book,  Chapter

1      I,  I   |        will hardly go down with anybody at first hearing. I must
2      I,  III |     suppose it will hardly make anybody else so. In the sciences,
3     II,  XIII|     stands for that space which anybody takes up; and so the universe
4    III,  IV  |      know, been yet observed by anybody what words are, and what
5    III,  X   | substances; yet there is scarce anybody, in the use of these words,
6     IV,  VII |   supposed innate, without that anybody (that I know) ever went
7     IV,  XVI |         much as controverted by anybody—we are put past doubt that
8     IV,  XVI |         them, or be attested by anybody; and therefore can appear