Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|         and then I brought him meat and drinke, and so wee talked
 2    1,  5|      his travell and plenty of meat and wine wherewithall hee
 3    1,  5|   their gorges abundantly with meat and drinke, shall dreame
 4    1,  6|        smoke or of the sent of meat; and therewithall I rode
 5    1,  6|     his feet, but there was no meat upon the table, and so by
 6    1,  7| heartily and sayd I had bought meat sufficient already. But
 7    1,  7|         both without money and meat, and so got into my chamber.
 8    1,  7|      and quietnesse, than with meat. When Fotis had told this
 9    1,  7| compelled by sleepe and not by meat, and having supped only
10    2,  9|    sweet love Fotis mincing of meat and making pottage for her
11    2,  9| stirred the pot and turned the meat with her fair and white
12    2, 10|   delay, but set aside all the meat and wine, and then she unapparelled
13    3, 17|    with their heels from their meat, which I my self gave them
14    3, 17|      onely eat up his fellowes meat, but also would spoyl the
15    4, 19|        masters, you shall have meat and pottage enough by and
16    4, 19|  common people having no other meat to feed on, little regarding
17    4, 20|      unto him, and to give him meat and drink at his due houre.~
18    4, 22|       without any refection of meat or baine.~Incontinently
19    5, 26|    next Castle, to provide for meat and other things necessary.
20    5, 26|    pleasant cheere he prepared meat, and trimming up the house
21    5, 26|     overcome with abundance of meat and drinke, when as hee
22    5, 31|      and belling his guts with meat without compassion of my
23    6, 36|      racke and maunger full of meat, and spake merrily saying,
24    8, 45|      the dishes and morsels of meat in order, one by another,
25    8, 45|      by stealing away the best meat, and to sell it to augment
26    8, 45|        secretly taken away the meat) [thou] dost begin to complaine
27    8, 45|        devouer whole dishes of meat, like the Birds Harpies