Book, Paragraph

1      I, 2 |  subject shall be treated in detail when we come to speak of
2      I, 10|     need to discuss in exact detail the things that happen contrary
3      I, 13| intentions, nor this or that detail so much as the whole story;
4    III, 1 |      we have not to treat in detail the whole question of style,
5    III, 7 | artificial character of each detail becomes apparent; whereas
6    III, 12|    the other, high finish in detail is superfluous and seems
7    III, 16|     what is noble. Where any detail may appear incredible, then