Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|         reposed his body upon a bed, and then I brought him
 2    1,  3|      shee brought me to her own bed chamber; whereas I poore
 3    1,  5|         the chamber, and put my bed behinde the doore, and so
 4    1,  5|   spoyled and robbed us. And my bed whereon I lay being a truckle
 5    1,  5|   whereon I lay being a truckle bed, fashioned in forme of a
 6    1,  5|        sort, I peeped under the bed to see what would happen.
 7    1,  5|  towards mee that lay under the bed, and shewed me to Panthia.
 8    1,  5|         ground covered with his bed, and hath seene all our
 9    1,  5|        feare, insomuch that the bed over me did likewise rattle
10    1,  5|     them moved and turned up my bed, and then they strid over
11    1,  5|   instrument than that which my bed profered me, I said, O bed,
12    1,  5|      bed profered me, I said, O bed, O bed, most dear to me
13    1,  5|   profered me, I said, O bed, O bed, most dear to me at this
14    1,  5|       of the rope wherewith the bed was corded, and tyed one
15    1,  5|         knot, and stood upon my bed, and so put my neck into
16    1,  5|         it, and leaped from the bed, thinking to strangle my
17    1,  6|       him sitting upon a little bed, going to supper, and his
18    1,  7|         sate him downe upon the bed, and demaunded of mee how
19    2,  8|       awake, and rose out of my bed as halfe amazed, and very
20    2,  8|   abstain from violation of the bed of Milo, but hardly attempt
21    2,  8|        layeth thee downe in thy bed, and lovingly covereth thee,
22    2,  9| stirring the pot and making the bed can so finely shake my selfe.
23    2, 10|         me licence to depart to bed: wherewithall I rose up
24    2, 10|      prepared and the childrens bed (because they should not
25    2, 10|     when I was entring into the bed, behold my Fotis (who had
26    2, 10|        brought her mistresse to bed) came in and gave me roses
27    2, 10|        some she threw about the bed, and kissed mee sweetly,
28    2, 10|        words shee came to me to bed, and embraced me sweetly,
29    2, 11|       and so thereby yeelded my bed unto an adulterer. Whereat
30    3, 12|        downe on the side of the bed with my legges acrosse,
31    3, 14|       Chamber, and so I went to bed.~
32    3, 15| mistresse did use.~When I was a bed I began to call to minde
33    3, 15|     unrayed herself and came to bed, and we passed the night
34    4, 19|        went into the old womans bed where she lay asleep, and
35    4, 21|      our chamber, and out of my bed, and that I removed about
36    4, 22|         where she was laid in a bed of most sweet and fragrant
37    4, 22|      and tender hearbs, as in a bed of sweet and fragrant floures,
38    4, 22|      repose your selfe upon the bed, and desire what bath you
39    4, 22|      reposed her selfe upon the bed, and then refreshed her
40    4, 22|        aproched Psyches went to bed, and when she was layd,
41    4, 22|         in weeping, and went to bed at night, without any refection
42    4, 22|        under the pillow of your bed; and see that you have ready
43    4, 22|       his custome he commeth to bed and sleepeth soundly, arise
44    4, 22|        the lamp and came to the bed side, she saw the most meeke
45    7, 37|        I laid me downe upon the bed to sleepe, considering it
46    7, 41|        fast, and went againe to bed. The next morning when Barbarus
47    7, 41|        slippers lying under his bed, which Philesiterus had
48    7, 41|    willed her husband to goe to bed, but he having eaten nothing,
49    7, 41|       by lying all three in one bed, to the end there may be
50    8, 46|    foure Eunuches that lay on a bed of downe on the ground with
51    8, 46|      and cast me downe upon the bed, which was nothing strange
52    8, 46|        have to doe withall: our bed was finely and bravely prepared,
53    8, 46|        my master made ready the bed, all the residue did greatly