Book,  Par.

 1     I,     13|    himself, and many expressed an idle wonder that the same day
 2     I,     20|         from them, except in mere idle talk, and the Senate, being
 3    II,     37|         sort, quite senseless and idle; if leniently regarded,
 4   III,     49|      grounds of expediency. It is idle to shelter our own weakness
 5    IV,     12|         he now fell back on those idle and often ridiculed professions
 6     V,     13|        the present and cherishing idle hopes of the future, when
 7    XI,     19|      above all his fellows? It is idle to put forward the name
 8    XI,     48|           prolonged her tears and idle complaints, till the gates
 9  XIII,     60|          pleasure-loving man when idle, and self-restrained when
10  XIII,     61|            taking advantage of an idle panic into which the royal
11   XIV,     27| themselves to athletic sports, to idle loungings and low intrigues,
12   XIV,     75|        gathered strength from the idle leisure of a credulous society.~ ~