Book,  Chapter

1        I,  V  |    view, and was preparing an article of the most withering character
2        I,  VI |        The tenor of the first article of the order was express;
3        I,  VI | public weal. As to the second article of the proclamation, the
4       II,  IV |     hundred good lines for an article. They admired the magnificence
5       II,  VII|     hoping to light upon some article that might be useful.~Nicholas
6       II,  XI |       most deeply interesting article. The Englishman thought