Book,  Chapter

1    Ded         |     these you have given me so mighty and peculiar reasons to
2   Read         | without master-builders, whose mighty designs, in advancing the
3     II,  XVII  |        an object too large and mighty to be surveyed and managed
4     II,  XXXIII|       his hands, which was too mighty and intolerable for him
5     IV,  III   |    therefore it is not of such mighty necessity to determine one
6     IV,  XVI   |        of things have justly a mighty influence on the minds of
7     IV,  XVII  |        and large rooms of this mighty fabric, yet it comes far