Part, Chapter

1    1, 7   | doing so. But the parrot no sooner heard the merchant's tale
2    3, 1   |    lay down to rest; but no sooner were they fast asleep than
3    4, 2   |     earthly kingdom, ~Which sooner or later death will destroy. ~
4    6, Prol|   Huris,~And offer yourself sooner to half-blind old women.~
5    6, 1   | this pain upon them; but no sooner is the pain abated than
6    6, 7   |  for their apprehension. No sooner were the robbers brought