Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|     asked this of me. He was troubled with weakness and chiefly
 2        I, XVII|    and all the rest, greatly troubled, awakened their elder, that
 3       II, V   |   and correction; for he was troubled with frequent fits of madness,
 4       II, XII | there in solitude on a stone troubled and wakeful at that time,
 5       II, XII |      had received, but still troubled and earnestly pondering
 6      III, XI  |      by night, or in any way troubled by his old enemy.~
 7      III, XII |     had been long grievously troubled with a fever; he was one
 8       IV, XIV |    concerning which thou art troubled; for this day we will bring
 9       IV, XIX |  said that when she was sore troubled with the aforesaid tumour
10       IV, XXV |   with good cause being much troubled at that prediction, called