Book, Chapter

 1 Pref    |         frankly feed thy bended eares~with passing pleasant prose:~
 2    1,  1|      obstinate minde and grosse eares, mocke and contemme those
 3    2,  8|       fiery eyes, their pricked eares, their bended nosethrils,
 4    2, 11|        did likewise cut off his eares, whereat all the people
 5    2, 11|       the losse of thy nose and eares, to the end that my cousin
 6    2, 11|       whole, his eyes safe, his eares without scarre, his lips
 7    2, 11|        made him a like paire of eares and nose of wax: wherfore
 8    3, 17|         hanging downe, and myne eares rugged with haire: neither
 9    4, 19|         by his legs, and by his eares: which when the theeves
10    4, 22|        so greatly shrill in her eares, that though there were
11    4, 22|  lamentable cries came unto her eares, shee came forth and said,
12    4, 22|      and fortune to come to the eares of my mother (as God forbid
13    5, 27|      set and pricked up my long eares, ratled my nosethrils, and
14    5, 27| malicious neighing, dressed his eares and shewing his sharpe and
15    5, 28|       no not so much as on mine eares, whereby I was compelled
16    6, 32|       of Lepolemus, came to the eares of all the family, but especially
17    6, 32|          and wearied the closed eares of Charites with talke of
18    7, 37|     their hands, and bowed mine eares, and tooke me by the halter,
19    7, 39| remembrance, to the intent your eares may be delighted in hearing
20    7, 40|         of my shape, I had long eares, whereby I might heare all
21    7, 41|         wherfore he stopped his eares, and turning his head departed
22    7, 42|       take the poore man by the eares, and carry him out of his
23    9, 47|      mouth began round, my long eares were made little, my great
24    9, 48|      you to heare, but both thy eares, and my tongue shall incur