Book, Chapter

 1    1,  3|       played the Merchant by the space of ten months, a little
 2    1,  4|  violence of power, that for the space of two dayes they could
 3    1,  5|       that I had lamented a good space the death of my wretched
 4    1,  7|         and viewing me at a good space, in the end brought me to
 5    2, 11|       crave but a small time and space of life. Whereat this Prophet
 6    3, 14|        but when I refused a good space, by reason I would not make
 7    3, 17|      continue an Asse one nights space, but in the morning I shall
 8    3, 17|       man. And did devise a good space with my selfe, whether it
 9    4, 22|         is he that in so short a space can become so old? You shall
10    4, 22|        much as will serve me the space of one day, and say that
11    5, 24|       had sojourned there a good space, and won the heart of Miloes
12    5, 24|        in so doing, within short space I wilt make and turne this
13    5, 25|      they staied hereupon a good space, with long deliberation,
14    6, 34| appointed to continue a certaine space to cure their wounds and
15    6, 36|         when we had remained the space of three dayes, and that
16    7, 41|       where they remained a good space, till all the corne was
17    7, 41|          she had lamented a good space, and was somewhat comforted
18    8, 45|         sort I continued a great space, for I played the honest
19    8, 45|         first, whereas I by long space of time have suffered thee,
20    8, 45|          triumphs, to endure the space of three dayes, and to bring
21    8, 46|          who had tarried a great space for our comming: I am not
22    9, 47|     estate, I stood still a good space and said nothing, for I
23    9, 48|         the rest, to fast by the space of ten continuall daies,
24    9, 48|       had continued there a good space, I conceived a marvailous