Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   |       Hollis W. Huston and my wife, between them, managed the
 2       2, II  |  world, how he may please his wife.”44 I should have listened
 3       2, III |       to defile another man’s wife.” These appeared to me but
 4       2, III |     for she was afraid lest a wife should prove a hindrance
 5       2, V   | motive? Either he desired his wife or his property or else
 6       6, XI  |      may be offered me, and a wife with some money, so that
 7       6, XIII| efforts were made to get me a wife. I wooed; I was engaged;
 8       6, XV  |      another mistress - not a wife, of course. Thus in bondage
 9       6, VI  |     observations, one for his wife and the other for his servant,
10       7, XII |       that I sought neither a wife nor any other of this world’
11       8, III |       a Christian, though his wife was; and, indeed, he was
12       8, IX  | Patricius had ever beaten his wife, or that there had been
13       8, IX  |  heart. For she had “been the wife of one man,”292 had honored