Paragraph

 1 VII  |        for the spectator; as for instance if there were one a thousand
 2 IX   |         an air of design. We may instance the statue of Mitys at Argos,
 3 XIV  |   received legends—the fact, for instance, that Clytemnestra was slain
 4 XIV  |     rarely, found in poetry. One instance, however, is in the Antigone,
 5 XVI  |        with him. Another similar instance is the "voice of the shuttle"
 6 XVIII| multiplicity of plots—as if, for instance, you were to make a tragedy
 7 XIX  |        science. It includes, for instance—what is a command, a prayer,
 8 XXI  |        metaphor may be used. For instance, to scatter seed is called
 9 XXIV |          should not in the first instance be constructed. But once
10 XXV  |       for what end; whether, for instance, it be to secure a greater