Book, Chapter

 1    1,  6|       covetousnes, he is evill spoken of, and he is a man that
 2    2, 11|    Lynx or Argus. I had scarse spoken these words, when he tooke
 3    2, 11|    unadvised words which I had spoken, whereby I considered that
 4    3, 14|        sorrowes. When they had spoken these words, one of the
 5    3, 14|  worthy than I.~And when I had spoken these words somewhat gravely,
 6    3, 15|  deemed as a crime.~When I had spoken these words, I perceived
 7    3, 16|     the head, and when she had spoken privily with her selfe,
 8    3, 16|    withall. Which when she had spoken she went into the chamber
 9    4, 20|     cheats.~Thus when they had spoken in memory of their slaine
10    4, 22|    wretchednesse. When she had spoken these words she embraced
11    4, 22|      simplicity, what shee had spoken before of her husband, invented
12    4, 22|    haires. Which when shee had spoken (because shee would have
13    4, 22|       my absence. When hee had spoken these words he tooke his
14    4, 22|       the god of Shepherds had spoken these words, she gave no
15    4, 22|       hast done. When shee had spoken these words shee departed
16    4, 22| excusation: which when she had spoken, she delivered unto him
17    4, 22|      delivered. When Venus had spoken these words she leaped upon
18    4, 22|        me againe. When lie had spoken these words he commanded
19    5, 24|       that for his part he had spoken with a certaine tall man,
20    5, 30|        told it if I might have spoken, but (which I could onely
21    6, 32|       conscience. When she had spoken these words, she tooke a
22    7, 41|        Adulterer? After he had spoken these and like words, he
23    7, 42|      off thy head. When he had spoken these words, the furious
24    8, 44|         When the Physitian had spoken these words you might perceive
25    9, 47|      When the divine Image had spoken these words, she vanished