Book, Chapter

 1    1,  4|   after that we have taken our rest, let us rise betimes in
 2    1,  5|      and so layed mee downe to rest. But I could in no wise
 3    1,  7|      my quiet and long desired rest.~
 4    2, 11|        and let me lie in quiet rest. When these words were uttered
 5    3, 13|       greater stature than the rest, spake unto his fellows
 6    4, 19|    washed, they sate among the rest, and served one another
 7    4, 19|     them more valiant than the rest, spake in this sort, We
 8    4, 20|    being more valiant than the rest both in body and courage (
 9    4, 20|  Butcher more valiant than the rest, who opening the panch of
10    4, 22|         and Bacchus served the rest. Their drinke was Nectar
11    4, 23|      backe againe to fetch the rest of their pillage, which
12    5, 31|  Howbeit I had no time then to rest my selfe, for the Mother
13    6, 36|     Master as spitefull as the rest. There was an old man somewhat
14    6, 36|      was one more mad then the rest, that let many deepe sighes
15    7, 37|       since I lay and tooke my rest as a man doth. When morning
16    7, 39|       to refresh my selfe with rest and provender, yet I was
17    7, 40|       beasts did feed and take rest. When I saw that I was so
18    7, 41|    taken off and that I should rest my selfe, I was not so joyfull
19    7, 41|    would sup before he went to rest: whereby shee was compelled
20    7, 42|     poore Gardener amongst the rest, which bought me for the
21    7, 42|      the most sturdiest of the rest to helpe his master, who
22    9, 47|    pursued me. Grant peace and rest if it please thee to my
23    9, 47|       to the port and haven of rest and mercy: neither did thy
24    9, 47|     amongst the company of die rest and followed the procession:
25    9, 47| howbeit I could not doe as the rest, for my mind would not suffer
26    9, 48|      me, and generally all the rest, to fast by the space of
27    9, 48|   loving mother thou takest no rest, neither art thou idle at