Book, Chapter

 1    1,  7|        done he perswaded me to depart, and sayd that onely shame
 2    1,  7|   selfe, I will not (quoth he) depart from this place, until such
 3    1,  7|   advisedly, he suffered me to depart to my chamber. So scaped
 4    2,  8|        secretly the residue to depart: who being gone she sayd,
 5    2,  9| merrily disposed, made answer, Depart I say, Miser from me, depart
 6    2,  9|   Depart I say, Miser from me, depart from my fire, for if the
 7    2,  9|     and laughed, but I did not depart from thence until such time
 8    2, 10|         and give me licence to depart to bed: wherewithall I rose
 9    2, 11|        unwilling that I should depart one foot from her company,
10    3, 14| present day, that I should not depart from his company, wherefore
11    3, 14|      day, I desired license to depart to my Chamber, and so I
12    3, 15|      minde to goe home, nor to depart hence, but esteeme the pleasure
13    4, 22|      doe so great a mischiefe? Depart from me and take such things
14    4, 22|     wherefore I advise thee to depart hence and take it not in
15    6, 32|         prepared themselves to depart away.~
16    6, 33|        now a Gods name you may depart away. So we went forward,
17    6, 34|        our packs, purposing to depart away. And because we would
18    7, 43|       upon him, and to let him depart with his owne, swearing
19    8, 46|        would not suffer him to depart a foot, untill such time
20    9, 47|       lawfull for every man to depart, whereat all the people
21    9, 47|    mind would not suffer me to depart one foot away, so attentiv
22    9, 48|   prophane people commanded to depart, and when they had put on
23    9, 48|        length admonished me to depart homeward, not without rendring
24    9, 48|   could unneth be perswaded to depart, before I had fallen prostrate