Caput

1 1 |   beasts of the field, which nature has formed groveling and
2 2 | contrary to the intention of nature, the body was a gratification,
3 2 |    abundance of occupations, nature points out different paths
4 4 |     record, from the unusual nature both of its guilt and of
5 7 |   which, though fortified by nature, they carried by assault. ~
6 14|     guilty of crimes against nature; but this report arose rather
7 15|  many other offences of this nature in defiance alike of law
8 58| heart of a man, whether from nature or from habit, so much will
9 59|     to their numbers and the nature of the ground. As a plain