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 1 2 |  entered into a good haven, being the port of a fair city.
 2 2 |   that they made. Whereupon being not a little discomfited,
 3 3 |                        This being delivered, the officer returned,
 4 3 |   supply our wants, without being chargeable unto them.” We
 5 4 |  green, and so was his hat, being in the form of a turban,
 6 5 |   those that were with him, being (as it seemed) a notary,
 7 8 | which were provided for us, being in number nineteen. They
 8 8 |    Which gallery and cells, being in all forty (many more
 9 14|   and sat him down; and we, being some ten of us (the rest
10 19|  gift of tongues. For there being at that time, in this land,
11 21|  think ourselves strangers, being his vowed and professed
12 27|   by little and little, and being simple and a savage people (
13 28|    at all of the foreigner; being 5,000 miles in circuit,
14 31| mariners are contained from being discovered at land, and
15 35|    When he is set, the room being always full of company,
16 37|                      Dinner being done, the tirsan retireth
17 37|   that is called (the table being before removed) kneeleth
18 38|    no end of commending it, being desirous by tradition among
19 41|    greatly esteem children (being of the same matter) as chaste
20 42|   and abound, unlawful lust being like a furnace, that if
21 46|                     The day being come he made his entry.
22 47|    taketh knowledge of your being here, and commanded me to
23 54|     call water of paradise, being by that we do it made very