Book, Chapter

1    1,  2|   day before, and so I was deceived.~Wherefore towards night
2    3, 15| you being well tipled, and deceived by the obscurity of the
3    3, 17| mistaking of the box, hath deceived me. But it forceth not much,
4    6, 32| and told by what meane she deceived Thrasillus, thrusting her
5    7, 40|   by her selfe, wherby she deceived all men, but especially
6    9, 47|  had eaten them, I was not deceived of the promise made unto