Chapter

1  5,3|    his hotbeds just as much heat and fresh air as the strictest
2  5,3|      than with the powerful heat of the midday sun. He therefore
3  5,3| shade to temper the noonday heat; aspect south-southwest;
4  6,1|  keeping his blood at fever heat. The chagrin of his rival
5  6,2|   and patience of the sun's heat; the clear water, the juices
6 16,1|   artificial help, even the heat and the ashes of my pipe,
7 31,1|    air, and their scorching heat. ~On this account all the