Book, Paragraph

1      I, VI  |   from good men a good man springs. But this is what nature,
2      I, VIII| among those whose industry springs up of itself, and whose
3     IV, IX  |  constitutional government springs up, and how it should be
4     IV, XI  |  this: for good fellowship springs from friendship; when men
5      V, I   | speak, are opened the very springs and fountains of revolution;
6    VII, XI  |  be a natural abundance of springs and fountains in the town,
7   VIII, III |  best man is the best, and springs from the noblest sources.