Chapter

1 7 |  mouth. For man's mouth is in position exalted, to the eye conspicuous,
2 16|     in my not undistinguished position before all the world; but
3 16|       all the world; but your position is so abject, so obscure,
4 24|      succeeded to my father's position in the community, and, as
5 43|       divine powers holding a position and possessing a character
6 72| Things being in this delicate position owing to the mother's request
7 75|     and all the badges of his position in society and thus came
8 98|      and there -- as a boy of position should! -- he learns from