Book,  Par.

1     I,     92|   German wars, she stood at the extremity of the bridge, and bestowed
2    VI,     76|     seductions driven him to an extremity from which he could find
3    VI,     77|        the highest hopes to the extremity of apprehension. Macro,
4    XI,     34|      not," he said, "in such an extremity as to have to wait for the
5    XI,     48|  between hope arid fury. In her extremity, it was her pride alone
6   XII,     73|      Asia, at Europe's furthest extremity, that the Greeks built Byzantium.
7  XIII,     54| relentless prosecution into the extremity of civil war, with having
8    XV,     24|   speech of his had gone to the extremity of a gross insult to the
9    XV,     35|        so far as to require the extremity of war. Many successes have