Book, Chapter

1       1, VII  |          custom nor common sense permitted me to be rebuked. As we
2       3, VII  | something that the butler is not permitted to touch, or when something
3       3, XI   |         console her, so that she permitted me to live with her, to
4       6, XIV  |    reflect whether this would be permitted by our wives, which some
5       7, III  |   apparent in pleasures that are permitted and lawful: in the sincerity
6       8, II   |       enlisted in thy service, I permitted myself to sit a single hour
7       8, VII  |   arrived there, he begged to be permitted to touch with his handkerchief
8       9, XXXIV|   because of old age, and it was permitted him unknowingly to bless