Book, Chapter

 1    1,  4|       the next day following) closed all the persons in the towne
 2    1,  5| filled him selfe. Wherefore I closed and barred fast the doores
 3    1,  5|   their wayes, and the doores closed fast, the posts stood in
 4    1,  6|      so, and therewithall she closed fast the doore, and went
 5    2, 11|   house, the gate whereof was closed fast, so that I went through
 6    2, 11|       when shee had done they closed the chamber doore and departed.
 7    2, 11|   make that his eyes which he closed and shut, may be open and
 8    2, 11|       passed by the dore fast closed, unto a certain hole, whereas
 9    3, 15|      with tears and well nigh closed up that shee had a desire
10    4, 19|   dore, which was so strongly closed, that we could neither move
11    4, 21|       made a rapine and prey, closed servilely in this stony
12    4, 21|     her face with teares, she closed the windowes of her hollow
13    4, 22|     comfort, in that shee was closed within the walls of a prison,
14    4, 22|    the mean season, Cupid was closed fast in the surest chamber
15    5, 24|    gentlewoman that should be closed within me. And the theefe
16    5, 27|    one said, that I should be closed in a stable and never worke,
17    6, 32|     pleasure, and wearied the closed eares of Charites with talke
18    6, 32|   whole body: which said, hee closed the Sepulchre, purposing
19    7, 37|    lodge all night. Then they closed and locked fast the doores
20    7, 38|     hee found his doores fast closed, wherefore as his custome
21    7, 41| young-man to his Chamber, and closed his wife in another Chamber.
22    7, 43|      lay there with the cover closed fast: The souldier (as I
23    7, 43|      him and caused him to be closed in some secret place, thinking
24    8, 46|   pleasure of their Mistresse closed the doores of the Chamber
25    9, 47|    secrets of their religion, closed in a coffer. There was one