Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|             swallowed up a two hand sword, with a very keene edge,
 2    1,  5|          other a sponge and a naked sword; and so in this habit they
 3    1,  5|            Then shee which bare the sword sayd unto the other, Behold
 4    1,  5|           other side and thrust her sword up to the hilts into the
 5    1,  5|           where Meroe thrust in her sword: but when I could not perceive
 6    2, 11|         company, for I have here my sword, wherby I hope to defend
 7    2, 11|             I by and by drew out my sword which I carried for that
 8    3, 13|           young man drawing out his sword against three Citisens,
 9    3, 13|          confess that I drew out my sword against those three Citizens,
10    3, 13|            away, nor feare my naked sword, but boldly resist against
11    3, 15|            the night, drew out your sword courageously like furious
12    3, 17|          every man was armed with a sword and target in his hand,
13    4, 19|          such fact, he drew out his sword with his other hand, and
14    5, 29|           him. Then he drew out his sword and made it sharp upon the
15    6, 32|         will not hurt thee with thy sword or any other weapon: God
16    6, 32|             and by caught the naked sword which her husband Lepolemus
17    6, 32| incontinently after her to take the sword out of her hand, but she
18    6, 32|             and presently with this sword to finish my life. And therewithall
19    6, 32|           Thrasillus, thrusting her sword under her right brest, and
20    6, 32|            life, for he thought his sword was not sufficient to revenge
21    7, 41|          anger that he called for a sword to kill him, and undoubtedly
22    8, 44|           his wicked intent, with a sword or some dangerous weapon,