Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  48 |      trying to correct them, discover that they are so appropriate
 2  II,  66 |    If this does not serve to discover truth, it at least serves
 3  II,  85 |    imagination would make us discover this without difficulty.~
 4  II,  100|     deserve.~Thus, when they discover only the imperfections and
 5  II,  139|   our ills, I have sought to discover the reason of it, I have
 6  II,  139|   that men have been able to discover to make themselves happy.
 7  IV,  276|     that reason which I only discover afterwards." But I believe,
 8  VI,  416|      men possess light, they discover both the greatness and the
 9 VII,  443|     and the more baseness we discover in man. Ordinary men—those
10 VII,  444|   men have only been able to discover by their greatest knowledge.~
11   X,  677| important letter in which we discover a clear meaning, and in
12 XIV,  904|  disguised that she does not discover their venom, she tolerates