Book, Chapter

 1    1,   5|    but as it is, their sole gain from this ferment of matter
 2    1,  15|     as by that she hoped to gain more liberty of action.
 3    3,  96| pride, we stop at naught to gain our ends!~(Our philosopher
 4    4, 117|    and ardently he tried to gain his ends, but all in vain,
 5    4, 119|    upon the far distance to gain inspiration, composed an
 6    4, 123|  for plunder and promise of gain~Their votes they will alter.
 7    5, 145| being accustomed to ply for gain before the mills of the
 8    5, 145|    the stabulum (stall) for gain both by day and night."~
 9    5, 148|  will prove to you that you gain more by the boys than your
10    5, 154|    avarice. The prospect of gain will urge a rich and gouty