Book, Chapter

 1 Life    |       himselfe was of an high and comely stature, gray eyed, his
 2    2,  8|         in each poynt, behold his comely state, his fine slendernesse,
 3    2,  8|           Eagle, and his trim and comely gate, which do sufficiently
 4    2,  8|          soone as she espieth any comely yong man, shee is forthwith
 5    2,  8|     reason of your tender age and comely beauty are capable of her
 6    2,  9|            which was in my mind a comely sight to see.~These things
 7    2,  9|        same doth the naturall and comely beauty set out in the face.
 8    3, 14|         every man might see their comely shape and youthfull beauty,
 9    4, 21|           and beat her breast and comely face more that she did before.~
10    4, 21|          my calamity.~There was a comely young man, who for his bounty
11    4, 22|           hee was a young man, of comely stature, with a flaxen beard,
12    4, 22|          we wil marry you to some comely man.~After they had thus
13    4, 22|         cheeks, his haire hanging comely behinde and before, the
14    4, 22|           any excellent Maiden of comely beauty in the world, remember
15    6, 32|       although he were a man more comely then the residue that wooed
16    6, 32|          beate her armes with her comely hands, howbeit she revealed
17    7, 40|           man Philesiterus who is comely, beautifull, in the flower
18    7, 41|      cruelty against so faire and comely a young man as you be, but
19    8, 44|       onely health, for those thy comely eyes are so enfastned within
20    8, 45|          part, but such faire and comely shape of my body, was cause
21    8, 46| gorgiously, dancing and mooved in comely order, according to the
22    8, 46|      there approached a faire and comely mayden, not much unlike
23    8, 46|        the one side were the most comely Graces: on the other side,
24    9, 47|      garments, the welts appeared comely, whereas here and there
25    9, 47|           meter and verse, with a comely grade which some studious