Book, Chapter

 1  Pre     |      change and in nothing is this truth more strikingly manifest
 2    1,  15|           and laid stress upon the truth of what we saw. On this
 3    1,  18|            known~To often sell the truth, and keep their faces!~So
 4    1,  21|         you, so help me the God of Truth, I do; for no one can look
 5    2,  41|           the master by sight. The truth is, that these stand-a-gapes
 6    2,  46|         talking to him now! Gawd's truth, we're only blown-up bladders
 7    2,  47|          tongue and must speak the truth: he was foul-mouthed, had
 8    2,  51|          he wouldn't own up to the truth." We thanked him for his
 9    2,  79|           t see it! Ain't that the truth, you high-stepping hussy'?
10    3, 102|           the nerve to tell me the truth even when you were caught!
11    4, 103|        That you may experience the truth of what you say," exclaimed
12    4, 109|        upon our foreheads were, in truth, the brands of prisoners:
13    5, 132|           which he's obsessed,~And Truth comes again with her train~
14    5, 133| self-esteem by frank courtesy for, truth to tell, she has never been
15    5, 136|            Great Epicurus taught a truth that lives;~Love and enjoy
16    5, 137|            force against him. (The truth of the matter is, that I
17    5, 145|          her buttocks are, in very truth what a huge nose she has,
18    5, 153|         the acceptance of one. The truth of this may be established
19    5, 154|            an authentic record the truth of such a marvellous event.
20    5, 160|           dear? You'll tell me the truth won't you, now?~KORITTO:
21    6     |      expresses allegorically, this truth. All the demi-gods had their
22    6     |           I call as witness to the truth of my arguments the first
23    6     |           the great interpreter of truth -- 'One man is meaner than