Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  72 |    it, he but gets a little higher. Is he not always infinitely
2  II,  100| that they should be held in higher esteem by us than they deserve;
3  II,  100|   and more common among the higher classes; but the lower are
4  II,  103|     because their heads are higher; but their feet are as low
5   V,  337|  honour them by another and higher light. So arise a succession
6 VII,  448|    know why they cannot fly higher.~
7 VII,  532|    we shall always have the higher and the lower, the more
8 XII,  792|   there were not infinitely higher things in wisdom.~All bodies,