Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|      are beasts. They do not consider that those rules serve principally
 2   1,  1|  become sickly, and inept to consider and distinguish that which
 3   1,  4|       and leave it to you to consider.~CIC. If you do not mean
 4   1,  5|    may be able for myself to consider the conditions of these
 5   1,  5|     not strained. You are to consider that the sun, although with
 6   1,  5|   the high object), he would consider no happiness so great, no
 7   1,  5|    now pursues it, and would consider it an evil to lose its life
 8   1,  5|          You have further to consider that these are not four
 9   1,  5|   innumerable other stars we consider as another earth -- in the
10   1,  5|  feels them not. He does not consider him perfect in divine heroic
11   1,  5|    condemn who does not even consider. That "instans" is not an
12   1,  5|     But it is not so, if you consider well, for it cannot be that
13   2,  1|    which he requests that it consider those thoughts which it
14   2,  1|      we have nothing more to consider upon this proposition. Let
15   2,  2|   the sonnet, so that we may consider the sense of it in due order
16   2,  2|  love, and that it learns to consider "every other goddess," that
17   2,  2|      to conclude in order; I consider that all which lives must
18   2,  3|   forms, the which we cannot consider as being infinite, or according
19   2,  4| other light, but he does not consider himself to be blind through
20   2,  5|   beauty, a greater favour I consider is mine, in that whatever