Book, Paragraph

1      I, VIII|      management must either find ready to hand, or itself provide,
2     IV, IV  |          the people, who are too ready to listen to them. Further,
3     IV, XI  |   condition of life men are most ready to follow rational principle.
4      V, X   |     contempt; the assailants are ready to strike, and think nothing
5      V, X   |         is often times even more ready to strike—the angry are
6     VI, V   |          to gain, will not be so ready to condemn the accused.
7    VII, X   | arrangement some of them are too ready to come to blows with their
8    VII, XIII|         the legislator must find ready to his hand in a state,
9   VIII, IV  |     There are many races who are ready enough to kill and eat men,