Book, Chapter

 1  Ded    |       consenting thereto in his minde, hee seemeth to bee turned
 2    1,  1|        that are of an obstinate minde and grosse eares, mocke
 3    1,  4|        with no small trouble of minde, yea rather with great feare,
 4    1,  5|         certaine affects of the minde by nature doth chance contrary.
 5    2,  8|     presently setteth her whole minde and affection on him. She
 6    2, 10|       selfe. Then I mused in my minde and said unto Milo, Of truth
 7    2, 10| Assyrian (not yet come unto his minde, but halfe amased) soone
 8    2, 10|        unto Venery not onely in minde but also in body, I removed
 9    2, 11|        quickly. Neverthelesse I minde not to come without company,
10    2, 11|      his sayings, with a cursed minde did deny it. The people
11    3, 14|     which I conceived within my minde. And behold, by and by the
12    3, 14|     care and sorrow out of your minde. For this day, which we
13    3, 15|        a bed I began to call to minde all the sorrowes and griefes
14    3, 15|   alwayes the thought out of my minde, and so I came homeward
15    3, 15|       paps, that I have neither minde to goe home, nor to depart
16    3, 16|    moreover, this commeth to my minde, that if by the vertue of
17    4, 18|         said within my bestaill minde, Verily that place is the
18    4, 20|      Thrasileon of a couragious minde would take this enterprise
19    4, 22|       troubles of her restlesse minde, was now well reposed. And
20    4, 22|         more quiet and pacified minde, and fortuned to espy a
21    4, 22|        uttered her presumptuous minde, how she cast a little gold
22    4, 22|  together, and not to utter our minde to any person, no not to
23    4, 22|    furies) she was in a tossing minde like the waves of the sea,
24    5, 28|        to execute his malicious minde, upon a day (after that
25    6, 32|       hard matter to breake his minde secretly to Charites, whereby
26    9, 47|        holy order, dedicate thy minde to the Obsequy of our Religion,