Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story14|       brave infight but if his belly be~empty, he will be brave
 2       1, Story20|   throat~ But it will tear the belly when it sticks in the navel.'~ ~ ~
 3       1, Story36|     wear in winter.~ O ignoble belly, be satisfied with one bread~
 4       2, Story31|      by a contrary wind in his belly and not~having the power
 5       2, Story31|    Kindly excuse me.'~ ~ ~ The belly is a prison of wind, O wise
 6       2, Story31| captivity.~ If wind twists thy belly let it out~ Because wind
 7       2, Story31|       out~ Because wind in the belly is a burden to the heart.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8       3, Story9 |        bowels are full and the belly pains~ There is no use in
 9       3, Story29|     this disreputable twisting belly~ Cannot bear to exist without
10       7, Story9 |      after gnawing through the~belly, betake themselves to the
11       7, Story20|    good can come from a hungry belly.~ ~ ~ He sleeps troubled
12       7, Story20|        the two children of one belly and as long as one of these
13       8, 68     |      protects the other in the belly of a fish.~ ~ ~ Happy is