Book,  Chapter

1   Read       |    meeting at my chamber, and discoursing on a subject very remote
2      I,  I   |     the general maxims we are discoursing of are not known to children,
3     II,  XXIX| latter, frequent confusion in discoursing and arguing with others.
4    III,  VII |       postures of his mind in discoursing.~4. They are all marks of
5    III,  VII |       actions of our minds in discoursing, which it has found a way
6     IV,  IV  |       capable of instruction, discoursing, and reasoning, that they