Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|           meat and drinke, and so wee talked together: for there
 2    1,  5|            Why tarry we? Why lose wee the pleasure of this faire
 3    1,  6|       willed me to sit downe; for wee have (quoth he) no other
 4    1,  7|      moreover, from the time that wee departed from our Master
 5    2,  8|          but also by nourice, for wee both descended of the line
 6    2,  8|        together, little by little wee came to her house, and behold
 7    2, 10|           table, she said, Verily wee shall have much raine to
 8    2, 10|       embraced me sweetly, and so wee passed all the night in
 9    3, 14|          out by the racke, and so wee shall learne what other
10    3, 17|          and said, How long shall wee suffer this wild Asse, that
11    3, 17|         with greater trusses than wee were able to beare. And
12    4, 19|           of the stable, and when wee had gone a good part of
13    4, 19|      journeys end. And after that wee had passed over a little
14    4, 19|         will shew you an example: wee were come nothing nigh to
15    4, 19|           torn apparel. Wherefore wee devised with our selves
16    4, 19|           best to be don, whether wee should leave our companion
17    4, 19|           let it hang there: then wee bound his wound with clouts,
18    4, 19|          and presently died. Then wee threw him to the river likewise,
19    4, 19|           devised a pretty sport, wee drew one of the greatest
20    4, 19|         to our lodging, as though wee would prepare to eat thereof,
21    4, 19|     prepare to eat thereof, where wee flayed of his skinne, and
22    4, 20|          enterprise in hand. Then wee put in into the Beares skin,
23    4, 20|        him finely in every point, wee buckled it fast under his
24    4, 20|           our subtility, and then wee imagined thus, wee feigned
25    4, 20|           then wee imagined thus, wee feigned letters as though
26    4, 20|      nothing but that purpose. So wee tooke leave of him and departed:
27    4, 20| especially in the night? But when wee had brought this matter
28    4, 20|        honour.~When this was done wee packed up our treasure,
29    4, 22|           bath you will have, and wee whose voyces you heare bee
30    4, 22|      regarding thy peril, whereas wee goe about thy affaires and
31    4, 22|      began and sayd, Because that wee little esteeme any perill
32    4, 22|           understand what travell wee have taken in searching
33    4, 23|     amongst the ancient miracles: wee beleeve that by like example
34    5, 26|          saying, Masters, why goe wee not about to make our prayers
35    5, 26|           tenne more with me, and wee will goe to the next Castle,
36    5, 27|          my shrilling sound: when wee were come to her fathers
37    5, 27|        cave of the theeves, where wee found them all asleepe lying
38    5, 27|    asleepe lying on the ground as wee left them; then they first
39    5, 27|          their swords: after this wee returned home glad and merry
40    5, 27|        them, and the riches which wee carried was commited to
41    6, 32|         you shall understand that wee have lost our good mistris
42    6, 32|            and escaped away. When wee saw the fury of this beast,
43    6, 32|           the fury of this beast, wee were greatly striken with
44    6, 32|           with feare, and because wee never accustomed to chase
45    6, 33|         light firebrands. Finally wee lacked nothing to make up
46    6, 33|          not without small feare, wee fortuned to fall into worse,
47    6, 33|          to some other place, for wee could see none, but the
48    6, 33|          villages (supposing that wee were Theeves by reason of
49    6, 33|       stones upon our heads, that wee could not tell whether it
50    6, 34|       safety. In the meane season wee perceived an old man, who
51    7, 42|         was very slender since as wee had nothing else saving
52    7, 42|          homeward the same way as wee came.~
53    7, 43|           found by his shadow.~As wee passed by the way wee met
54    7, 43|          As wee passed by the way wee met with a tall souldier (
55    8, 45|           I am right glad in that wee are fallen into communication