Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     | translation with the others will get at least a faint notion
 2       1, VII   |          that time, to strive to get by crying what, if it had
 3       1, IX    |          I was sent to school to get learning, the value of which
 4       4, IV    |          feelings till he should get well and his health recover
 5       4, XV    |     myself all the books I could get in the so-called “liberal
 6       6, III   |  questions, so that he could not get over as much material as
 7       6, VI    |      head all the more. He would get over his drunkenness that
 8       6, VIII  |      taken what seats they could get, the whole place became
 9       6, XI    |      books? How or where could I get hold of them? From whom
10       6, XI    |          the class? When would I get some recreation and relax
11       6, XIII  |      Active efforts were made to get me a wife. I wooed; I was
12       7, X     |     someone else, when he cannot get both; whether he should
13       9, X     |         so to say, where I could get at them again whenever I
14       9, XI    |     dispersion. This is where we get the word cogitate [cogitare].
15       9, XXXV  |    attention. It is one thing to get up quickly and another thing
16       9, XXXVII|          grieved at the praise I get, either when those things
17       9, XL    |         me - and as far as I can get relief from my necessary