Book, Chapter

 1        I, II   |    winter quarters, than he was suddenly beset and distracted with
 2        I, XXI  |        and condemned them. Then suddenly Elafius cast himself at
 3      III, II   | carelessly on the ice at night, suddenly fell and broke his arm;
 4      III, X    |         wattles and thatch, was suddenly wrapped in flames; the guests
 5      III, XI   |        to bed after supper, was suddenly seized by the Devil, and
 6      III, XI   |         writhing in torment, he suddenly became silent, and laid
 7       IV, IX   |    perfect in weakness, she was suddenly seized with a most grievous
 8       IV, XI   |    after, at the ninth hour, he suddenly fell, as it were, into a
 9       IV, XXIII|         in a dream, that he was suddenly taken away from her and
10       IV, XXV  |        aforesaid judgement came suddenly upon them.~That all this
11        V, XII  |         came to life again, and suddenly sat up, whereat all those
12        V, XII  |      been led thither, my guide suddenly vanished, and left me alone