Book, Chapter

 1  Ded    |       that unskilfully took in hand to rule the chariot of the
 2    1,  1|        walked him softly in my hand, to the end he might pisse,
 3    1,  2|        that swallowed up a two hand sword, with a very keene
 4    1,  2|     calamitie, took him by the hand and lifted him up from the
 5    1,  5|        to make, she thrust her hand down into the intrals of
 6    1,  5|     talk, and tooke him by the hand and sayd, Why tarry we?
 7    1,  5|    they two turned on the left hand to the next villages, and
 8    1,  7|  himselfe and tooke mee by the hand, and while I did modestly
 9    2,  8|     thee with myne owne proper hand: and why not? For I am not
10    2, 11|      have no wrong at any mans hand. Whereby he was inforced
11    2, 11|       forefingers of his right hand in manner of an orator,
12    2, 11|       would take the matter in hand, and so I demanded what
13    2, 11|        when he tooke me by the hand and brought mee to a certaine
14    2, 11|       body with the lamp in my hand, and I viewed him round
15    2, 11|     and ratling my money in my hand) did answer, I pray you
16    2, 11|        were true or no, put my hand to my nose, and my nose
17    2, 11|      nose fell off, and put my hand to my ears and my ears fell
18    3, 12|       a glasse of water in his hand, dropping out softly, who
19    3, 14|      came and tooke mee by the hand, and with civil violence
20    3, 14|    words, Milo tooke me by the hand, and led me towards the
21    3, 16|       having the candle in her hand, she shaked the parts of
22    3, 16|    selfe, I tooke Fotis by the hand, and moved it to my face
23    3, 16|         and greedily thrust my hand into the box, and took out
24    3, 17|        sword and target in his hand, the glimpses whereof did
25    4, 18|     with a great staffe in his hand, and laid upon me in such
26    4, 19|        the dore and caught his hand and with a great naile nailed
27    4, 19|  Captaine can live without his hand, wherewith he could somtime
28    4, 19|       his sword with his other hand, and after that he had often
29    4, 20|        take this enterprise in hand. Then wee put in into the
30    4, 20|        Thrasileon was ready at hand, and leaped out of the caverne,
31    4, 20|    which willingly he tooke in hand himself, and with much adoe
32    4, 20|       man with a speare in his hand, that thrust him cleane
33    4, 21| greatly feared, and kissed her hand and said, O mother take
34    4, 22|      builded not by the art or hand of man, but by the mighty
35    4, 22|        the Razor in your right hand and with valiant force cut
36    4, 22|   enterprise fallen out of her hand. And when she saw and beheld
37    4, 22|   plenteous and liberall right hand, by the joyfull ceremonies
38    4, 23|      and wrested it out of her hand, and (entreating me with
39    4, 23|       me to turne on the right hand to her fathers house: but
40    4, 23|       from her paines, for her hand shalt be sowen up within
41    5, 30|   staffe (which he bare in his hand) through a wide and unknowne
42    6, 32|      with Theeves, and had his hand ready to the effusion of
43    6, 32|    with him, avoid the bloudie hand of mine enemie, couple not
44    6, 32|      deere spouse, this is the hand which shed my bloud, this
45    6, 32|       thou shalt seeke for the hand that pricked out thine eies,
46    6, 32|      take the sword out of her hand, but she clasping about
47    6, 33|       mouthes of the Dogges at hand or the perill of the stones
48    6, 34|       man with a staffe in his hand very weary with travell,
49    6, 36|        shall take my office in hand, you are come to supply
50    7, 38|        I pray thee lend me thy hand, that I may deliver him
51    7, 39|  towards me, and thrusting his hand into the bosome of the goddesse
52    7, 41|        in prison, and bind him hand and foote, but also cause
53    7, 41|     him glittering gold in his hand, saying that he would give
54    7, 41|     trembling for feare by the hand, and with cold and courteous
55    7, 41|   woman tooke the Baker by the hand, and faining that she had
56    7, 42|  wrested the dagger out of his hand: which done, he killed the
57    8, 46|        kill her husband out of hand, but in presence of her
58    8, 46|         staid the pot with her hand, saying: I pray you master
59    8, 46|    delay, tooke the pot in his hand, and presently drunke a
60    8, 46| Caduceus, he bare in his right hand an Apple of gold, and with
61    8, 46|      upon her head, and in her hand she bare a regall scepter:
62    8, 46|        branches, having in one hand a target or shield: and
63    8, 46|         which shee bare in her hand, and mooved her selfe towards
64    9, 47|       and fruits. In her right hand shee had a timbrell of brasse,
65    9, 47|    pleasant sound, in her left hand shee bare a cup of gold,
66    9, 47|      the timbrell of his right hand: follow thou my procession
67    9, 47|        thou wouldest kisse his hand, but snatch at the Roses,
68    9, 47|   bearing a cup of gold in his hand: an Asse which had wings
69    9, 47|     goddesse, holding in their hand instruments of brasse, silver
70    9, 47|   goddesse. One carried in his hand a light, not unlike to those
71    9, 47|     hike the other bare in his hand an Altar, which the goddesse
72    9, 47|   token of equitie by his left hand, which was deformed in every
73    9, 47|      equitie then by the right hand. The same Priest carried
74    9, 47|        and bearing in his left hand, his verge, and in his right
75    9, 47|        verge, and in his right hand, the branches of a palme
76    9, 47|      more, bearing in his left hand the timbrill, and in the
77    9, 47|      still and holding out his hand, thrust out the garland
78    9, 48|        old man tooke me by the hand, and lead me to the gate
79    9, 48|  celestiall Stole: in my right hand I carried a light torch,
80    9, 48|    from mans life by thy right hand, whereby likewise thou restrainest