Book, Chapter

 1        I, XV  |   force of arms, they began to turn their weapons against their
 2       II, XII |    what to do, or which way to turn.~ When he had remained a
 3       II, XII |     fast asleep. Edwin, in his turn, asked, what it was to him,
 4      III, V   |     that, as he went, he might turn aside to any whomsoever
 5       IV, XIX |      in a wooden coffin in her turn, according to the order
 6       IV, XXIV|       make merry by singing in turn, if he saw the harp come
 7       IV, XXIV|      made his masters in their turn his hearers. He sang the
 8       IV, XXIV|        all anger; and in their turn they asked him to be of
 9        V, X   | converse with him, they should turn his heart from their gods,
10        V, XII |       what to do, which way to turn, or what end awaited me,
11        V, XIX |     manner of life, let us now turn back, and briefly make mention