Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|     money that we who looked on gave him, hee devoured a chasing
 2    1,  3|     face, and for her lodging I gave to her such apparel as the
 3    1,  5|         out a dolefull cry, and gave up the ghost. Then Panthia
 4    1,  5|    hanged upon my shoulder, and gave him bread and cheese, and
 5    2,  8|        with great care Byrrhena gave me in charge, but I (that
 6    2, 10|   mistresse to bed) came in and gave me roses and floures which
 7    2, 10|         from my mouth, and then gave it me againe, and in this
 8    2, 11|     company, yet at length shee gave me license to bee absent
 9    2, 11|     down the dores whereby they gave mee occasion, and not without
10    3, 17|     their meat, which I my self gave them the night before. Then
11    3, 17|        behold the boy to whom I gave charge of my horse, came
12    3, 17|      done they packed it up and gave every man a portion to carry:
13    4, 18|       trusse from my backe, and gave them part of the Treasure
14    4, 20|       sleep. Then the old woman gave us fresh barley without
15    4, 22|    foundation of Milet, yet hee gave answer in Latine verse,
16    4, 22|      nigh consumed with sorrow, gave themselves to everlasting
17    4, 22|   chambers, porches, and doores gave light as it had beene the
18    4, 22|     jewels as she would. But he gave her a further charge saying,
19    4, 22|      the treasure which Psyches gave them, and tare their haire,
20    4, 22|      for the treasure which she gave them, they said, O deare
21    4, 22|         spoken these words, she gave no answer, but made reverence
22    4, 22|       remember the counsell you gave me, whereby you would that
23    4, 22|         other furniture which I gave to thee, not to this purpose,
24    4, 22|      which her husband Vulcanus gave unto her by reason of marriage,
25    4, 22|      great goddesse: the clouds gave place, the heavens opened,
26    4, 22|        Heaven with Mercury, and gave him an earnest charge to
27    4, 22|       amorous of thee: then she gave her a morsel of brown bread,
28    4, 22|         water: wherewithall she gave her a bottle of Christall,
29    5, 24|     their Captaine, and so they gave him better garments, and
30    5, 29|         that the stripe which I gave him with my heele had not
31    6, 32|      with flattering talke, and gave him mingled and doled drinke
32    6, 34|     called for him, but when he gave no answer, they sent one
33    7, 39|        pence more then Philebus gave for me. There fortuned to
34    7, 39|        and nations, wherefore I gave great thanks to my Asse
35    7, 40|         so cruelly handled, she gave me occasion to learne her
36    7, 41|       chastity in a string, and gave authority to Myrmex to rule
37    7, 41|       very often, and no person gave answer, they began to mistrust,
38    7, 42|    tyrant: And therewithall lie gave up the ghost. The other
39    8, 44|         lament in such sort, it gave him further occasion to
40    8, 44| tempered it with wine, and then gave it me to give the child,
41    8, 44|         some mischiefe withall, gave him a drinke; but to the
42    8, 44|        some dangerous weapon, I gave him no poyson, but a doling
43    8, 45|    prove my nature wholly, they gave met such meates as every
44    8, 46|         Chamber were Lamps that gave a cleare light all the place
45    8, 46|      side: but when the trumpet gave warning that every man should
46    9, 47|       timbrell of brasse, which gave a pleasant sound, in her
47    9, 47|     prease of the people, which gave me place on every side,
48    9, 47|          whereat all the people gave a great showt, and replenished
49    9, 48|         and oblations that they gave, to the intent I might buy
50    9, 48|        mine order. This done, I gave charge to certaine of my
51    9, 48|       in the night, which thing gave me great comfort to my peregrination,