Book, Chapter

 1    2, 11|         can it be declared what meanes and shifts these wicked
 2    2, 11|    Verily I was poisoned by the meanes of my wicked wife, and so
 3    3, 13|         us kill, and so by that meanes we shall escape without
 4    3, 16|   forgotten) to tell me by what meanes when I am an Owle, I shall
 5    4, 20|   crying, howling, or any other meanes, but being torn with dogs
 6    4, 22|   earthly creature could by any meanes sufficiently expresse or
 7    4, 22|    ignorant (I know not by what meanes) of her miserable estate,
 8    4, 22|        danger of death, by your meanes: bee you assured, I will
 9    4, 22|       of thy lover, by no other meanes, but only by diligent and
10    5, 24|       matter, and devising what meanes might be wrought for the
11    5, 28|       kill me by some manner of meanes, and he would sweare and
12    5, 29|         selfe by some manner of meanes, to the end if I should
13    6, 32|        hee busily searched some meanes to worke his damnable intent.
14    6, 32|       of her husband sought the meanes to follow him, and (not
15    6, 32|         devised so many subtill meanes to worke my destruction,
16    6, 32|         and knowing not by what meanes he might end his life, for
17    6, 36|       me, with invention of new meanes to afflict my poore body
18    7, 39|   goddesse Siria invented a new meanes to picke mens purses, for
19    7, 39|         for me, in that by this meanes I had seene the experience
20    7, 41|     indeavouring by all kind of meanes to enterprise the matter,
21    7, 43| souldier could not tell by what meanes to save himselfe, but by
22    8, 45|       the Theefe by all kind of meanes. For they could not imagin
23    8, 46|         in should pay money, by meanes whereof I was a profitable
24    8, 46|         mother knew not by what meanes shee should endow her daughter,
25    8, 46|     shee invented all manner of meanes to dispatch her out of the