Chapter

 1 7  |          hardly ever conspicuous save when its owner is dead or
 2 8  |         he never opens his mouth save to utter slander and abuse,
 3 9  |        as to leave no impression save one of disgust. Now what
 4 12 |      passion: she cares for none save men, and of them but few;
 5 18 |        little, greedy for naught save honour, a stable possession
 6 20 |   avarice and seemed rich to a]l save himself. On the other hand,
 7 26 |        or precaution or watchmen save him from unforeseen and
 8 26 | inevitable disaster? Nothing can save him, and therefore the man
 9 30 |      fish alone, hidden from all save sorcerers only? If you know
10 31 |         But of what use are fish save to be cooked and eaten at
11 38 |       reference to other animals save in connexion with the characteristics
12 40 |          nothing that is done to save life can be matter for accusation. ~`
13 40 |     adversary, `for what purpose save evil did you dissect the
14 52 |    little to choose between you, save that Thallus confines his
15 53 |      moment. No! It shows naught save the ill-starred ma dness
16 53 |       whom I have never set eyes save in this court, know that
17 59 |        left him of his patrimony save a house that serves him
18 64 |      family of Plato know naught save what is bright and joyous,
19 75 |        one need fear to enter it save he who has no gift for the
20 79 |      power to destroy and not to save. - `But,' says my accuser, `
21 85 |        should show any affection save the affec tion of a mother
22 92 |        sum. He cares for nothing save his wife and counts harmony
23 94 |      more than flatter, it shall save me! You may let the water-clock
24 98 |        never speaks any language save Punic, and though he may
25 99 |          son by kindness, and to save me from all the ill feeling
26 100|         heir, that I get nothing save some trifling complimentary
27 101| character. I cannot speak of him save with the deepest r espect.