Book, Chapter

 1 Life    |    perished and prevented, howbeit greatly desired as now adayes, one
 2    1,  5|         before his face, would not greatly lament and bee sorry? But
 3    1,  7|      reason of his office, hee did greatly blame, and sayd, Is it thus
 4    2,  8|            hounds. And while I was greatly delighted with the view
 5    2,  8|         goddesse Diana, that I doe greatly tender your safety, and
 6    2,  9|         wherewith when my mind was greatly delighted I sayd, Behold
 7    2, 10|          all that stood by laughed greatly. But that (quoth Milo) which
 8    2, 11|            better than this, but I greatly feare the blind inevitable
 9    2, 11|          insomuch that I marvelled greatly at the audacity of so little
10    2, 11|   wherewithall I awaked, and being greatly afeard ran to the dead body
11    2, 11|          all the people to marvell greatly, and to looke for this strange
12    2, 11|       Which when he had said I was greatly astonied, and minding to
13    2, 11|      Wherat all the people wondred greatly, and laughed me to scorne:
14    3, 12|            unfold my sorrowes, and greatly bewail my fortune, behold
15    3, 12|           head aside and marvelled greatly that among so many thousand
16    3, 14|             for it is ready. But I greatly fearing to goe any more
17    3, 14|       remembred any such thing, so greatly was I abashed at the nodding
18    3, 15|         soft voice and said, I doe greatly feare to discover the privities
19    3, 16|             Which when I saw I was greatly astonied: and although I
20    4, 19|            all sorts of armes, hee greatly delighted in hunting and
21    4, 20|        that such kind of beasts do greatly delight to couch under the
22    4, 21|       alive. Hereat the maiden was greatly feared, and kissed her hand
23    4, 22|          of celestiall honour, did greatly inflame and kindle the love
24    4, 22|     sisters, which were nothing so greatly exalted by the people, were
25    4, 22|            the top of the rocke, I greatly desire to end my marriage,
26    4, 22|       desire to end my marriage, I greatly covet to see my husband.
27    4, 22|          of the Instruments did so greatly shrill in her eares, that
28    4, 22|           sleep came upon her, she greatly feared her virginity, because
29    4, 22|         danger, wherof I wish thee greatly to beware: for know that
30    4, 22|            that thou art dead, bee greatly troubled, and are coming
31    4, 22|            unfaithfull harlots doe greatly endeavor to set their snares
32    4, 22|           child before, did marvel greatly that in so short a time
33    4, 22|            sisters of Psyches were greatly delighted.~Howbeit the wickednesse
34    4, 22|           affirme. Moreover, I doe greatly feare to see him, for he
35    4, 22|            so glorious a body shee greatly feared, and amazed in mind,
36    4, 22|          watery eyes, that you are greatly in love. Wherefore hearken
37    4, 22|        offended, that you shold so greatly accuse his love, and blame
38    4, 22|        Ceres, Verely Psyches, I am greatly moved by thy prayers and
39    4, 22|         for the Gods themselves do greatly feare at the sight thereof.
40    4, 23|        parents, and to him that so greatly desireth to have me to his
41    5, 24|       declared these things, I did greatly lament with my selfe, to
42    5, 24|        countreys and nations do so greatly feare: I am the sonne of
43    5, 25|         heart (God wot) and spirit greatly to quaile. Howbeit in the
44    5, 25|        young Gentleman, and who so greatly desired the same) was now
45    5, 26|         appetite. And truely I did greatly suspect, least hee had mingled
46    5, 27|         her little Camell. But how greatly did I curse Fotis, in that
47    5, 27|           woman (my Mistresse) did greatly commend me before her Parents
48    5, 29|          present danger, but O how greatly did I then repent that the
49    5, 29|       reserved to be gelded, I was greatly sorrie, insomuch that I
50    5, 30|          which I could onely do) I greatly rejoiced at his death, although
51    6, 32|            of this beast, wee were greatly striken with feare, and
52    6, 32|          of Lepolemus, whom he did greatly hate, yet he cloked the
53    6, 32|          whom I have so highly and greatly offended, vouchsafe to receive
54    6, 34|        answere made our shepheards greatly to feare, that they thought
55    6, 35|         same house, howbeit he was greatly in love with a harlot of
56    6, 35|          of the village there, who greatly sorrowed for the death of
57    6, 36| aboundantly, which thing caused me greatly to feare, to see such wounds
58    7, 37|       caused them all at the table greatly to feare, and thinking that
59    7, 37|        drank as though I had beene greatly athirst; then they stroked
60    7, 39|          was so curious that I did greatly delight to behold the bakers
61    7, 39|    sometime in when I was a man, I greatly lamented, holding downe
62    7, 40|           chamber whose face I did greatly desire to see, but I could
63    7, 40|            husband, but I that was greatly offended with the negligence
64    7, 40|            verily (said she) but I greatly desire to know it: therefore
65    7, 41|    Barbarus was gone, Myrmex being greatly astonied of his masters
66    7, 41|           hearing these words, was greatly troubled, abhorring in his
67    7, 41|            they cryed and lamented greatly, and according to the custome,
68    7, 42|           out of his ground, which greatly offended all the standers
69    7, 42|         feigning that his arme was greatly wounded, spake these words
70    7, 42|        have some neighbor, but how greatly am I sorry in that I have
71    8, 45|      victuals: then they marvelled greatly, and little esteemed the
72    8, 45|         his teaching, but I feared greatly lest in shewing my selfe
73    8, 46|            above all things he did greatly rejoyce in that I was his
74    8, 46|         see me: For my fame was so greatly spread there, that I gained
75    8, 46|           of wild beasts: For shee greatly feared least hee should
76    8, 46|      apparent. The Physitian being greatly troubled at the wickednesse
77    8, 46|           entry thereof, whereon I greatly desired to feed: on the
78    8, 46|        many excellent Philosophers greatly desire to follow his sect,
79    8, 46|        with this wicked harlot did greatly feare the danger of death:
80    8, 46|           bed, all the residue did greatly delight to see the hunting
81    9, 48|           the Priest, desiring him greatly to give me the degree of
82    9, 48|            divine commandements, I greatly rejoyced: and arose before
83    9, 48|            divine goddesse doth so greatly accept with mercy, why dost
84    9, 48|           face, whereby I began so greatly to weepe and sigh that my
85    9, 48|          consecration, I marvailed greatly what it should signifie,
86    9, 48|            of religion. Then I was greatly astonied, because I could