Book,  Par.

 1     I,     84|    pass Long Bridges with all possible speed. This was a narrow
 2    II,     81|    kept at Ravenna, where his possible return was a menace to the
 3   III,     59| soldiers who had barred every possible escape, fell by his own
 4   III,     82|   during so many years it was possible for there to be no appointment
 5   III,     96|    paralysed by it. It is not possible for a prince's knowledge
 6    IV,     27|      own plans; so that it is possible to pursue a course between
 7   XII,     13|     Cassius, as far as it was possible without war, revived ancient
 8   XII,     20|     of countenance as much as possible to his present condition,
 9   XII,     55|     hurry on the siege by all possible means. Then the price of
10   XII,     79|     and hindered him by every possible device from leaving the
11   XIV,     59|     as distinguished as it is possible to be under the shadow of
12    XV,     97|      temple should as soon as possible be built at the public expense
13   XVI,     28|       more than human. It was possible that the very miracle might