Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VI  |    been forged, and yet should keep hold of those points which
 2      I, XXI |          nor will I any longer keep you in a state of expectation.~
 3      I, XXII|       of that place, sought to keep him back; but the intention
 4      I, XXV |        part, was accustomed to keep in check both the fury of
 5     II, I   | striving with all his might to keep secret what he had done.
 6     II, III |     not what, compelling us to keep behind. In the meantime,
 7     II, VI  |    tumult, or had been able to keep out of civil war. But the
 8     II, VII |       of this example, let him keep to it in all particulars;
 9     II, VIII|         replied I, "I not only keep silence, but for a long
10     II, XI  |       plain, but let the woman keep herself within the protection
11    III, XI  |        when he came, he should keep from communion with them;
12    III, XVII|       so much importance as to keep you from visiting in that