Book, Chapter

1   Int,        2|  with little favour on the ground that it was inclined towards
2   Int,       10|    his opponent on his own ground, and an absence of narrowness
3   III,     VIII| suddenly fall prone to the ground by some act of miracle;
4   III,     VIII| had not been set up in the ground and no nail had been sharpened
5   III,       XI|    look down on us, on the ground that we had not even authority
6    IV,       II|  land for those of the dry ground, the air for winged creatures,
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