Book,  Par.

1     I,    105|   vice. From the best men he apprehended danger to himself, from
2   III,     69| serious or alarming is to be apprehended from the man who is the
3   III,     71|    stringent legislation was apprehended against the luxury which
4    IV,     88|     an anxious life, that he apprehended treachery from enemies,
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