Chapter

 1 1 |   space of three months, had laid the power of the United
 2 5 |      of strenuous exertions, laid out near his house at Dort
 3 7 | usual. ~Cornelius, startled, laid his hands on his bulbs,
 4 7 |      Bible, which Craeke had laid upon the table, took it
 5 11|      of a profound observer, laid down as his opinion that
 6 16|    of those untoward animals laid waste two of my borders
 7 17|    as you gave it me. I have laid it at the bottom of my chest
 8 25|      her lace, where she had laid it up, and carefully hid
 9 28|      penalties, -- the first laid down in Article 9 of the
10 28|  every day. Wagers have been laid to do so, and those who