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 1    1,  1|       Apuleius riding in Thessaly, fortuned to fall into company with
 2    1,  1|      mighty power of Witches.~As I fortuned to take my voyage into Thessaly,
 3    1,  2|           good taste and relish, I fortuned on a day to go thither,
 4    1,  2|            my selfe, and behold, I fortuned to espy my companion Socrates
 5    1,  3|         from their hands, and so I fortuned to come to the house of
 6    1,  5|           divers other persons, it fortuned that Socrates did fall asleepe,
 7    1,  7|          at Athens, named Pithias, fortuned to passe by, and viewing
 8    2,  8|        EIGHTH CHAPTER~How Apuleius fortuned to meet with his Cousin
 9    2,  8|         the day began to spring, I fortuned to awake, and rose out of
10    2,  8|            gazed on every thing) I fortuned unwares to come into the
11    2, 11|  Bellephoron told at the table.~It fortuned on a day, that Byrrhena
12    2, 11|     travelled over all Thessaly, I fortuned in an evil hour to come
13    3, 13|         part of the City, behold I fortuned to espy this cruell young
14    3, 13|            Citisen of this city, I fortuned to espy three great theeves
15    3, 15|          behold the unlucky chance fortuned on you by my evill occasion.~
16    3, 17|        selfe of myne owne horse, I fortuned to espy in the middle of
17    3, 17|        many townes and villages, I fortuned to espy a pleasant garden,
18    4, 20|           of the family afeared as fortuned to wake and come out. For
19    4, 20|            a Boy of the house that fortuned to looke out of a window,
20    4, 22|            and pacified minde, and fortuned to espy a pleasant wood
21    4, 22|          unhappy wife. But Psyches fortuned to catch him as hee was
22    4, 22|         had gone a little way, she fortuned unawares to come to a city
23    4, 22|       chance the oyle of the lampe fortuned to fall on his shoulder
24    4, 22|        travelling in that country, fortuned to come to another city
25    4, 23|           together of my death, we fortuned to come home, for the feare
26    4, 23| sorrowfully unfold her desires, we fortuned to come to a place where
27    5, 30|           sought in divers places) fortuned to come upon us unwares,
28    6, 33|           without small feare, wee fortuned to fall into worse, for
29    6, 36|            many small villages, we fortuned to come to one Britunis
30    7, 37|          few towns and Castles, we fortuned to come to a certaine village,
31    7, 38|            desire of the flesh. It fortuned on a day, that while this
32    7, 39|        Philebus gave for me. There fortuned to passe by a Baker of the
33    7, 41|           boult out the matter. It fortuned that while Barbarus went
34    7, 41|           about earnest businesse) fortuned to meet with them by the
35    7, 42|          sweet sappe and juice.~It fortuned on a day that an honest
36    7, 42|         master exceedingly. And it fortuned while they eate and dranke
37    7, 42|       terrible were the dogges. It fortuned amongst all this fearefull
38    7, 42|            dreadfull wondres which fortuned in the house of the good
39    7, 43|            tumult did signifie. It fortuned that one of the souldiers
40    8, 44|        plaine and easie fields, we fortuned to come to a little towne,
41    8, 45|        might arise betweene us, as fortuned betweene Eteocles and his
42    8, 45|            their chamber doore. It fortuned that ere they departed away,
43    8, 46|           well by Sea as Land, and fortuned to arrive at Corinth, the
44    8, 46|           to them every day: There fortuned to be amongst the Assembly
45    8, 46|           of her delivery came, it fortuned that she had a daughter,
46    9, 47|         plaints to the Goddesse, I fortuned to fall asleepe, and by
47    9, 48|  worshipper of her divine name: It fortuned that the goddesse appeared
48    9, 48|           the great Priest, whom I fortuned to espie comming out of
49    9, 48|             person already, but it fortuned that while I partly reasoned