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1   4|        It would be glorious to see mankind at leisure for once.
2   5|        regulate me, and do not see anything absolutely praiseworthy
3  10|       their present pursuit. I see advertisements for active
4  17| handful of pennies in order to see mankind scramble for them.
5  20|        ordinary travellers may see only a gap in the paling.
6  33|      not run round a corner to see the world blow up.~ ~
7  34|    reminded of them. Really to see the sun rise or go down
8  43|         the private state - to see, as the Roman senate charged
9  46|  curiosities, when I wished to see himself. It was not in this