Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   17   |      buried in the peace of silence. But the shoes, which had
 2 pIV,   41  |     have drawn the cloud of silence, but the other I have unfolded
 3 pV,   49   | clear and eloquent truth by silence. I do not deny honorableness
 4 pVII,   69 |    of these men's words, or silence, the mother of suspicion,
 5 pVII,   69 |    who plainly reveal, by a silence merely external, what the
 6 pVII,   70 |    such a great interval of silence that it seem s unrelated
 7 pVII,   70 |  they give themselves up to silence; while others relax in pleasures,
 8 pVII,   72 |     steal his glory by mere silence. They spoil the pure 1 brightness
 9 pVIII,   78|  their master, and enjoined silence upon their instruments.
10 pVIII,   78|     instruments, which dull silence had made tongueless, seemed
11 pVIII,   86|     stirring them from dumb silence, summon them to the measures
12 pIX,   93  | raised in request, enjoined silence, and, 175 material of his