Chapter

 1 8 |  Then the crow, opening his mouth, and lifting up his wings,
 2 8 |   as though, with his fiery mouth and flaming eyes, he would
 3 15|    received it from his own mouth, but that he had it of other
 4 16|    all the judgments of thy mouth," [Ps. 118 (119):13]. Wherefore,
 5 16| addeth immediately, "of thy mouth:" as though he should plainly
 6 16|  which himself with his own mouth vouchsafeth to speak, are
 7 23|    in vain proceed from his mouth. And if at any time he spake
 8 25|     expecting him with open mouth, which being about to devour
 9 27|    things as I had from the mouth of his own scholars, mentioned
10 29|     was now higher than the mouth of the barrel, began to