Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |    There has been no thought of trying to contrive an English equivalent
 2       1, VII  |         cast away the good when trying to purge the bad. Nor was
 3       4, XII  |          For you have fallen by trying to climb against him. Tell
 4       4, XV   |        loss, since I went about trying to bring so large a part
 5       5, V    |       esteemed, but went around trying to persuade men that the
 6       5, XIII |   preached to the people. I was trying to discover whether his
 7       6, III  |      see this clearly. So then, trying to draw the eye of my mind
 8       6, III  |         back into it again, and trying often was just as often
 9       7, X    |        many more. If any man is trying to decide whether he should
10       7, X    | distract the mind when a man is trying to decide what he should
11       7, XI   |         at me as I was leaving, trying to make me look back at
12       8, II   |        great deal, as if I were trying to appear a great person.
13      11, XVIII|          all of us who read are trying to trace out and understand