Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I   |    of joy, we walked about a good deal. But by and by we sat
 2      I, III |  earth, and was floored with good strong boards, not because
 3      I, IV  |  while he takes my10 joke in good part, says, "You act, Sulpitius,
 4      I, VIII| brought it about that I with good reason deemed no one more
 5      I, IX  |    But beyond doubt, all the good admire and love him; for
 6      I, XIX |      could be no hope of the good success of his undertaking.
 7      I, XX  |    bless them, believed with good reason that they were sanctified,
 8      I, XXI |  yours, if they are taken in good part, and patiently considered,
 9      I, XXIV|      be so unjust as not, on good grounds, to decide that
10     II, XII |   even shut them against the good ; and that the ill-disposed
11    III, V   |   inasmuch as they doubt our good faith. But really, if they
12    III, XI  |   other respects doubtless a good man, was led astray by the