Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I   |     thinking thing, at this rate, will not make it a much
2     II,  XIV |    and moved after the same rate it doth now, the shadow
3     II,  XV  |   of the sun, moving at the rate it now does. And thus likewise
4     II,  XVII|      we just after the same rate begin from ourselves, and
5     II,  XXI | Hence it comes that, at any rate, we desire to be rid of
6     IV,  VIII|      Examples. For, at this rate, any very ignorant person,
7     IV,  XX  |    ignorance at a very dear rate. What probabilities, I say,