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 1 2 |      being the port of a fair city. Not great, indeed, but
 2 5 |  conservator of health of the city that he should keep a distance.”
 3 12|   half] from the walls of the city, without special leave.”~
 4 15|      the people of Renfusa (a city upon the eastern coast of
 5 15|  spectacle, the people of the city gathered apace together
 6 25|   magnificent temple, palace, city, and hill; and the manifold
 7 33|    what was to be seen in the city and places adjacent, within
 8 33| acquaintance with many of the city, not of the meanest quality,
 9 33|   also by the governor of the city or place where the feast
10 38|       with a merchant of that city, whose name was Joabin.
11 45|   come to the governor of the city, that one of the fathers
12 46|       of the companies of the city. He sat alone, upon cushions,
13 47|     regard of some charge the city hath laid upon me for the