Book, Chapter

1    1,  5|  thee likewise? Why did they spare thee that stood by and saw
2    1,  5| beleeved, that Meroe did not spare my throat, mooved with pitty,
3    2, 11|    true, neither yet do they spare or favor the living. For
4    6, 36|     utility, thought best to spare my life, because I might
5    8, 46|  peeces lying under mee, and spare mee with a regard of mine
6    9, 47|      armes: Another bare and spare, and had a cloake and high-shooes