Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  3|        the latter point he was right, for men seem to have assumed
 2   I,  3|      derived from the sun, the right place for a special and
 3   I,  7|        may happen to be of the right consistency, and this we
 4   I,  7|     and when exhalation of the right consistency rises from below
 5   I,  8|      it when the air is of the right constitution. Now we must
 6  II,  2|       will ensure our having a right first conception of the
 7  II,  5| evaporation are present in the right proportion; so the ice melts
 8  II,  6|       diameter cutting this at right angles, and let the point
 9  II,  7|   upwards from below shakes it right through. Besides he gives
10 III,  3|        one plane, being all at right angles to AEB and meeting