Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 4      |  stands in no need of a tire woman.~ ~ ~
 2       2, Story43|     whether thou be a man or woman.~ If thou art able, make
 3       2, Story46|    if the husband of an ugly woman is blind.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 4       6, Story2 | arrow in the side of a young woman is better than an old man.'~ ~ ~
 5       6, Story2 |     not for corpses.'~ ~ ~ A woman who arises without satisfaction
 6       6, Story6 |     How sweetly said the old woman to her son~ When she saw
 7       6, Story6 |  lion-like man, and I an old woman.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8       6, Story8 |    not be happy with an aged woman, and on being told that
 9       6, Story8 |     to associate with an old woman, how could a~young one conceive
10       8, 40     |    in the hands of~an artful woman.~ ~ ~ Bid farewell to pleasure
11       8, 40     |      Where the shouting of a woman is loud.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       8, 54     |    man without virility is a woman and an avaricious devote