Book, Chapter

1    1,  14|    trifles will bring us into daily collision and furnish cause
2    1,  15|     paid them the homage of a daily attendance at the morning
3    2,  48|    good time at home, and his daily income's more than another
4    4, 121|    which was the cause of his daily tears. To this misfortune
5    4, 121|       he cast up his accounts daily, that he revise the terms
6    5, 129|   unpunished. But, although I daily crammed my bloated carcass
7    5, 144|       all the world who could daily instruct young children
8    5, 160| except when you count up your daily allowance of bread: you