Book, Chapter

 1 Pref    |         and fertile soiles (as I pray you give credit to the bookes
 2    1,  1|      fellow, saying, Leave off I pray thee and speak no more,
 3    1,  1|          some newes, and said, I pray you masters make me partaker
 4    1,  1|          his companions, sayd, I pray you, that began to tell
 5    1,  2|       him that began his tale, I pray you (quoth I) follow your
 6    1,  3|      abashed sayd, Peace peace I pray you, and looking about lest
 7    1,  3|         any body should heare, I pray you (quoth he) I pray you
 8    1,  3|          I pray you (quoth he) I pray you take heed what you say
 9    1,  3|         as you name her to be? I pray you tell me. Then answered
10    1,  3|         of her occupation, but I pray you give eare, and I will
11    1,  6|         To whom I sayd againe, I pray thee good mother do not
12    1,  6|    Jewels? To whom I answered, I pray you maid speak more gently,
13    1,  6|    friend. Then sayd the Maid, I pray you tarry here till I tell
14    1,  6|          his letters. Wherfore I pray you take in good part our
15    1,  6|         roundly, and therefore I pray thee Fotis take this money
16    1,  7|      heard any newes from you. I pray you Lucius tell me the cause
17    1,  7|         unto you tomorrow: but I pray you tell me, what meaneth
18    2,  8|      friends at home: wherfore I pray you to take so much pains
19    2, 10|          are heartily welcome, I pray you when arrived you into
20    2, 10|         you soone, but brother I pray you tell mee of your comming
21    2, 10|         of my travell, whereof I pray you pardon mee, and give
22    2, 11|       spake unto mee and sayd, I pray you Cousine how like you
23    2, 11|       spake unto him and sayd, I pray thee friend Bellerophon
24    2, 11|          haire unto me saying, I pray you good man take good heed,
25    2, 11|         unto the matron, Madam I pray you that I may have all
26    2, 11|        in my hand) did answer, I pray you madam esteeme me as
27    2, 11|          this sort, O masters, I pray you by the faith which you
28    2, 11|         have mercy, have mercy I pray thee by the Celestiall Planets,
29    2, 11|        den of Styx? Leave off, I pray, leave off, and let me lie
30    2, 11|  tomorrow is the feast when as I pray you to bee present, to set
31    3, 13|   example to others. Wherefore I pray you most venerable Fathers,
32    3, 14|       manner: O right Judges, we pray by the justice and humanity
33    3, 14|       the messenger, My friend I pray you tell to my cousine your
34    3, 14|         his company, wherefore I pray you to excuse, and to defer
35    3, 15|  delicate and dainty skin. But I pray you tell me how have you
36    3, 16|        it to my face and said, I pray thee while occasion doth
37    3, 16|         this oyntment. O Fotis I pray thee by thy sweet paps,
38    3, 16|      fortune to the house. But I pray you (which I had almost
39    3, 16|       returneth home.~Consider I pray you with your selfe, with
40    4, 19|          in this manner: O sir I pray you cast not away such torn
41    4, 20|         unto him and said, Sir I pray you take heed how you put
42    4, 21|          not fair gentlewoman we pray you, for be you assured
43    4, 22|        not without great rage, I pray thee (quoth she) my dear
44    4, 22|          a mortall maiden, and I pray thee, that without delay
45    4, 22|         or Cupid himselfe: but I pray you grant this likewise,
46    4, 22|       shee for whom you weepe, I pray you torment your selves
47    4, 22|          felicity; saw you not I pray you how proudly and arrogantly
48    4, 22|      this day! O sweet Psyches I pray thee to take pitty on thy
49    4, 22|       the sight of my sisters. I pray you by these beautifull
50    4, 22|         sonne gotten any Love? I pray thee gentle bird that doest
51    4, 22|         comfort my sorrow, but I pray you with all diligence to
52    4, 22|       great and holy Goddesse, I pray thee by thy plenteous and
53    4, 22|       and wiping her teares, gan pray in this sort: O deere spouse
54    4, 22|     world calleth thee Lucina: I pray thee to be my advocate in
55    4, 22|          danger of her person, I pray you helpe her with all diligence.
56    4, 22|      melody gan say, O Psyches I pray thee not to trouble or pollute
57    4, 23|       upon the mountaine to be a pray for wild beasts: While these
58    4, 23|      returned, laiden with their pray, and perceived us a farre
59    4, 23|        their ravenous mouthes. I pray you number all the torments
60    5, 24|          faithfull companions, I pray you make me one of your
61    5, 24|        castles alone to get some pray. And therewithall he pulled
62    6, 32|          and facill: but marke I pray you diligently to what end
63    6, 32|          person can say but I) I pray thee for the love which
64    6, 32|        she spake in this sort: I pray you my friends weepe not,
65    6, 34| complaine saying: Alas masters I pray you succour me miserable
66    6, 36|     saying, Away doting cryer, I pray the omnipotent and omniparent
67    6, 36|          miserable labour: but I pray God thou maist long live
68    6, 36|       are you out of your writs? pray husband follow my counsel,
69    7, 38|          five pence, wherefore I pray thee lend me thy hand, that
70    7, 38|          saying: What marchant I pray you have you brought home
71    7, 38|   turning to her husband sayd: I pray you honest man light a Candle,
72    7, 38|      lighted a candle, saying, I pray you good brother put not
73    7, 40|          to know it: therefore I pray you mother tell me the whole
74    8, 44|         to the Gods, wherefore I pray you give eare, and I will
75    8, 45|      house sayd to his master, I pray you sir give him some drinke
76    8, 46|     declare that her brother did pray her to come into the country
77    8, 46|         with her hand, saying: I pray you master Physitian, minister
78    9, 47|     lawfull to call upon thee, I pray thee, to end my great travaile
79    9, 48|      then I went in and began to pray before the face of the goddesse,