Chapter

 1 3 |         For I am pleading not merely my own cause, but that of
 2 3 |       rebut charges which are merely frivolous and foolish, the
 3 4 |       master of eloquence not merely in Latin but also in Greek!'
 4 26|       that magical charms are merely beautiful words. If that
 5 27|       case as serious charges merely because they have been put
 6 27|   sudden stroke of disease or merely owing to the slipperiness
 7 32|       me of being a poisoner, merely because thos e drugs are
 8 80|     mention of magic, but has merely repeated in the same order
 9 89|   such gestures, for you have merely to hold out the palm of
10 90|    poor case for myself, if I merely clear myself of all your
11 90|     of all your charges, if I merely show that there exists n
12 91| disturbance they have raised, merely because I have mentioned
13 96|   presence instead of reading merely his letter. What is there