Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  VII| finding that neither words or deeds had force sufficient to
 2      V,  IV |   well as ridicule him by his deeds, and wrote, that he had
 3      V,  IV |     greater confidence, added deeds to his words, and sent him
 4      V,  IV |    observed, that those whose deeds have once incurred our hatred,
 5     VI,  II |   boldness, both in words and deeds, than seemed consistent
 6    VII,  III|    your part than on ours, as deeds are of greater value than
 7   VIII,  II |     these violent and fearful deeds, during which the uproar
 8   VIII,  II |     by any injurious words or deeds, to utter a syllable, but
 9   VIII,  II |       country. And that their deeds might correspond with their
10   VIII,  IV |     blame, who, by their evil deeds, had given rise to the war,
11   VIII,  IV |      force and necessity, not deeds and obligations, induce