Book, Chapter

1  Int,   4| consequences of his heresy and avoid the too pressing Inquisition
2    1,   6|       a keen sense of smell or avoid stinking of the grease.
3    1,  19|     his house; so, in order to avoid arrest, we decided to go
4    1,  19|       it suited our purpose to avoid the public streets, we strolled
5    1,  30|     from, nor in any other way avoid. Finally, he ravished me,
6    4, 105|    ones we are most anxious to avoid," whereupon he explained
7    6     |       pursuing what you should avoid? If each and all were to