Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|        who I am, and whither I go, and for what purpose, know
 2    1,  2|         I fortuned on a day to go thither, to make my market
 3    1,  6|        the way, howbeit I will go into the Baines, but my
 4    2,  8|    place whither I intended to go, I went from street to street,
 5    2,  9|     and lie with you; wherfore go your wayes and prepare your
 6    2, 10|  others, when they should best go e about their affaires.
 7    3, 12|        in manner of those that go in procession, and do sacrifice
 8    3, 16|       Then said Fotis, Wil you go about to deceive me now,
 9    3, 17|        in an evill houre I did go about that enterprise, for
10    4, 19|     weary that I could scantly go. Then I saw a little before
11    4, 19|     devised with our selves to go to his house and spoyl him
12    4, 22|      and mother of Psyches did go forward weeping and crying
13    4, 22|   forbid it should) then may I go and hang my selfe: wherfore
14    4, 22|      my selfe: wherfore let us go to our parents, and with
15    4, 22|       thee, that thou shouldst go about to cut off my head
16    4, 22|    shall I do? whither shall I go? In what cave or darknesse
17    4, 22|       I command thee that thou go thither and bring me home
18    4, 22|        as she was compelled to go to the gulfe and furies
19    4, 22|        body, thou shalt surely go to hell, but never to returne
20    4, 22|     Greece is not farre hence: go thou thither and enquire
21    4, 22|     Pluto, but take heede thou go not with emptie hands to
22    4, 22|       the mountaine Tenarus to go towards hell. After that
23    5, 29|       I will by and by, when I go to the next market fetch
24    6, 36|       the number of those that go from door to door, throughout
25    9, 47| present felicitie: let fortune go, and fume with fury in another