Book, Chapter

1    2,  8|  experienced in the same) little esteemed to beware of Pamphiles,
2    3, 13|          And on the other side I esteemed not so much his rigorous
3    3, 13|          of crime, and that have esteemed myne innocency above all
4    4, 18|    unhappy fortune that I little esteemed mine own danger, and went
5    4, 19| nourished to his great cost, and esteemed more than all the other
6    8, 45|    marvelled greatly, and little esteemed the losse of their meate,