Book, Chapter

 1    1,  3|      hills and the hills into running waters, to lift up the terrestrial
 2    1,  5| beware that thou not passe by running river. This being said,
 3    1,  5|     the Plane tree a pleasant running water as cleere as Crystal,
 4    2,  8|    walls of the city, and the running waters, were changed from
 5    2,  8|        and while I beheld the running water, which seemed to spring
 6    3, 13|       And the third that came running violently against me, after
 7    3, 14|      by and by there came one running unto me in haste, and sayd,
 8    3, 16|  enchant.~On a day Fotis came running to me in great feare, and
 9    4, 19|     little before mee a river running with fair water, and I said
10    4, 19|       top of the hill ranne a running water as cleare as silver,
11    4, 19|       of his owne danger came running out to aid him, wherewith
12    4, 20|      would returne. The Beare running about the house, to make
13    4, 20|   window, and espied the Bear running about, and he went and told
14    4, 22|  armed with fire and arrowes, running up and down in the nights
15    4, 22|        Shee espied likewise a running river as cleare as crystall:
16    4, 22|       her selfe into the next running river, for the great anguish
17    5, 27|     friends, and family, came running forth joyfully, and the
18    6, 32|    they met bare them company running towards the chasse. When
19    6, 34|   blood with the water of the running River: some stopped their
20    7, 37|     and by a young ladde came running into the Parlour all trembling,
21    7, 37|    that there was a madde Dog running about in the streetes, which
22    7, 42|      one of the Servants came running out of the Seller, and told
23    7, 42|    fearefull company, that in running, the youngest of the three
24    7, 42|      drew out his dagger, and running upon the young man thought
25    7, 42|       the servants which came running to assist their master,