Book, Chapter

 1 Life    | flourishing stile, and a savory kind of learning, which delighteth,
 2    1,  4|        she turned him into that kind of shape.~Semblably she
 3    3, 16|  although I was inchanted by no kind of charme, yet I thought
 4    4, 19|        table garnished with all kind of dainty meats. They were
 5    4, 19|       should be a triall of all kind of weapons: hee was come
 6    4, 20|      doe you not know that such kind of beasts do greatly delight
 7    4, 22|       You are his mother, and a kind woman, will you continually
 8    4, 22|     signe of joy, and all other kind of birds sang sweetly, foreshewing
 9    4, 23|         the theeves, and what a kind of death was invented for
10    4, 23|     audacity then becommeth her kind age, caught me by the halter
11    7, 39|      his increase: and by these kind of lottes they deceive many
12    7, 39|       my selfe ignorant of such kind of toile, I stood still
13    7, 41|        yet (indeavouring by all kind of meanes to enterprise
14    8, 45|    search out the Theefe by all kind of meanes. For they could
15    8, 46|    should hurt the woman by any kind of meane, I should be throwne
16    8, 46|      the end shee invented this kind of mischiefe: She privily
17    8, 46|       him to receive a certaine kind of drink, which the Maisters
18    9, 47|     diddest couple together all kind of things with an ingendered
19    9, 47|  eternall propagation of humane kind, art now worshipped within
20    9, 47|      which are excellent in all kind of ancient doctrine, and
21    9, 47|         shape of an Asse, which kind of beast I have long time
22    9, 47|         with much joy, bare all kind of hearbs and garlands of
23    9, 48|        health, as by a certaine kind of regeneration: Finally
24    9, 48|    perpetuall comfort of humane kind, who by thy bounty and grace