Book, Chapter

 1    1,  3|   such apparel as the theeves left to cover me withall.~The
 2    1,  5|      up to the hilts into the left part of his necke, and received
 3    1,  5|    for they two turned on the left hand to the next villages,
 4    2, 10|    with those meats that were left at supper, the cups were
 5    2, 11|      and dainty dish that was left at supper. Then she shaked
 6    4, 18|       my hinder heels, that I left him lying at the hill foot
 7    4, 19|      there was well nigh none left, in such sort that you might
 8    4, 20|    Captain Thrasileon, but he left not his fame and honour.~
 9    4, 22|      Thus poore Psyches being left alone, weeping and trembling
10    4, 22|    shipping.~When Psyches was left alone (saving that she seemed
11    4, 22|     what comfort or remedy is left to my afflictions, when
12    4, 23|    hurt my right thigh and my left hoofe, and one of them said,
13    5, 24|      CHAPTER~How hee that was left behinde at Hippata did bring
14    5, 24|     lacked a beard. Howbeit I left not off for all this, nor
15    5, 27|    lying on the ground as wee left them; then they first brought
16    5, 28|    mighty staffe, till he had left no haire on all my body,
17    7, 42|     their cloakes about their left armes, tooke up stones to
18    8, 45|   part in the residue that is left: if our partnership doe
19    8, 46|   commanded his wife which he left at home great with child,
20    8, 46|    all naked, saving that his left shoulder was covered with
21    9, 47|      a pleasant sound, in her left hand shee bare a cup of
22    9, 47|       token of equitie by his left hand, which was deformed
23    9, 47|   Annubis, and bearing in his left hand, his verge, and in
24    9, 47|      and more, bearing in his left hand the timbrill, and in
25    9, 48| arived my servant which I had left in the country, when Fotis
26    9, 48|     to declare, which then he left in my chamber, and sitting
27    9, 48|       me how the ankle of his left foote was somewhat maimed,