Book,  Paragraph

1   I,  1  |  differences we shall first speak in broad and general terms,
2   I,  5  |    these phenomena we shall speak precisely hereafter when
3  IV,  8  |  leeward of them, and never speak a word while so engaged,
4  IV,  9  |    detached, and may, so to speak, be spat outwards, and it
5  IV,  9  |     sounds, but they cannot speak. Children, just as they
6 VII,  3  | scant in quantity and so to speak cobwebby or interspersed
7 VIII,  19|    nets at these times, and speak of the hauls then made as
8 VIII,  30|    case of the testacean we speak of spawning (or pregnancy);
9  IX,  41 | observation; neither can we speak with certainty, as from