Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XI   | make up the complex idea a dog has of him, or rather are
2     II,  XXVI |  call old at twenty, and a dog at seven years, because
3     II,  XXXII|    power of barking like a dog: which three ideas, however
4    III,  VI   |  another, as a horse and a dog; they being expressed in
5    III,  VII  |  animals have sense, but a dog is an animal”: here it signifies
6    III,  IX   |   sweet, milk, sugar, cat, dog. But as for mixed modes,