Book, Chapter

 1    1,  3|         her such things as then presently came to my remembrance,
 2    1,  5|      that some Theeves had been presently come to have spoyled and
 3    2,  8|     stricken with his love, and presently setteth her whole minde
 4    2,  8|    selfe pleaseth, and some she presently slayeth and murthereth,
 5    2,  9|     Fotis I am yours, and shall presently dye unlesse you take pitty
 6    3, 15|         if the Sun had not then presently gon downe, and the night
 7    3, 17|        charge of my horse, came presently in, and finding me climbing
 8    4, 18|       find any remedy, I should presently of an Asse be changed into
 9    4, 18|         thought verily I should presently die: but I turned myself
10    4, 19|      had rather be slaine there presently, than goe any further.~And
11    4, 19|      great flakes of blood, and presently died. Then wee threw him
12    4, 22|   sister in danger, give it now presently. Then they opened the gates
13    5, 24| comparison to the misery that I presently susteined, being changed
14    5, 27|         number of Citizens) did presently after drive me backe againe
15    5, 31|       beat her breast, and came presently into the stable, saying,
16    6, 32|       sort, that she would have presently ended her life, upon the
17    6, 32|       lightning of Jupiter, she presently fell downe to the ground
18    6, 32|         my sweet Lepolemus, and presently with this sword to finish
19    7, 42|        stroken with dolour, but presently taking his knife wherewith
20    8, 44|      man to drinke, and thereby presently to kill him. But while they
21    8, 44|         his brother: whereby he presently fell downe to the ground
22    8, 44|       might happen, I would not presently take the money which he
23    8, 46|        the pot in his hand, and presently drunke a good draught thereof,
24    9, 47|    great joy which thou diddest presently conceive, madest barraine