Book, Chapter

1     3, 2-3  |      Some sorrow may then be allowed, none loved. For thus dost
2     3, 7-13 |    were angered at not being allowed to keep open shop, because
3     3, 8-16 |     immoderate use of things allowed, or in burning in things
4     3, 11-19| comfortedst her; so that she allowed me to live with her, and
5     5, 6-11 |      his auditors, I was not allowed to put in and communicate
6     6, 10-16|    usual power, have a thing allowed him which by the laws was
7     6, 10-16|    the power whereby he were allowed. These are slight things,
8     9, 7-16 |     thither, he begged to be allowed to touch with his handkerchief
9    13, 17-20|  bounds, how far they may be allowed to pass, that their waves