Book, Chapter

1    4, 19| heeles and thrust him out headlong, and so he fell upon a marvellous
2    4, 22|    and throwing her selfe headlong into extreame misery, with
3    4, 22| and so she cast her selfe headlong from the mountaine: but
4    4, 22|    but to throw her selfe headlong into water to end her sorrows.
5    4, 22|  to throw her selfe downe headlong (thinking that it was the
6    6, 35| middle and cast her selfe headlong into a deepe pit. The Master