Book, Chapter

 1    4, 22|            you would commaund your servant Zephyrus to bring my sisters
 2    4, 22|            a wife, but more like a servant. And you my sister seem
 3    4, 22|       Athens, take pitty on me thy servant Psyches, and let me hide
 4    4, 22|           forbidden to retaine any servant fugitive, against the will
 5    4, 22|       Kings fugitive Daughter, the servant of Venus, named Psyches,
 6    5, 24|          away, and after this, his servant was found in the house,
 7    5, 24|         ashamed, by reason that my servant and my horse, was likewise
 8    6, 32|         sort and so secret that no servant of the house may perceive
 9    6, 35|       shall understand there was a servant to whom his Master had committed
10    6, 35|         lodging where we lay: this servant had married a Maiden of
11    6, 35|            these twaine, tooke his servant which was the cause of this
12    6, 35|     sorrowed for the death of this servant: then we avoiding likewise
13    6, 36|    Phelibus, and he caried his new servant home, and before he came
14    6, 36|           daughters, what a gentle servant I have bought for you: then
15    6, 36|         home a fit and conveniable servant for their purpose, but when
16    6, 36|           that he had not bought a servant for his Maidens, but rather
17    7, 41|           with a loud voice to his Servant Myrmex: whose long tarrying
18    7, 41| incontinently home, and called his servant Myrmex, commanding him to
19    8, 44|          apart, and to call in the servant, who onely was reported
20    8, 44|          the matter: by and by the servant came in, who nothing abashed,
21    8, 44|         shall understand that this servant which hath merited to be
22    8, 44|   whereupon the wickednesse of the Servant, and, the treason of the
23    8, 44|            perpetually exiled, the Servant hanged on a Gallowes, and
24    8, 46|          rejoyce in that I was his Servant to beare him upon my backe,
25    9, 48|            of Thessaly, and that a servant of mine named Candidus was
26    9, 48|        considering I had never any servant called by that name: but
27    9, 48|            and by behold arived my servant which I had left in the
28    9, 48|    signified by the argument of my servant Candidus.~This done I retired