Book, Chapter

 1    1,  22|  disgraceful, but to dictate terms, sublime~Pleased am I to
 2    4, 113| treaty was signed upon these terms, and we laid down our arms.
 3    4, 113|      beginning to be on good terms with me, and Tryphaena had
 4    4, 117|    wanton excursion. But the terms of the treaty permitted
 5    4, 121|    daily, that he revise the terms of his will monthly, and,
 6    5, 136|     the shirker in some such terms as these: "What have you
 7    5, 145|      the Latin vocabulary in terms and words bearing upon this
 8    5, 155|  chap. i, writes in scathing terms against the infamous practice
 9    5, 156|     castrati and soprani are terms well known to the musical
10    6     |    continued to live on good terms with her. David, a newcomer
11    6     |     who are on such familiar terms with him would know better