Book, Chapter

 1    2,  8| Goddesse Diana was wrought in white marble, which was a marvellous
 2    2,  9|    she had about her middle a white and clean apron, and shee
 3    2,  9|    the meat with her fair and white hands, in such sort that
 4    2, 11|    the corps lay covered with white sheets, and shee called
 5    3, 15|       sweet cosses, and lilly white paps, that I have neither
 6    4, 22|    salves, so that I soyle my white and dainty hands with the
 7    4, 22|    sweet savor, his neck more white than milk, his purple cheeks,
 8    4, 22|      a burning lamp.~Then the white bird the Gull, which swims
 9    4, 22|      brightnesse therof. Four white pigeons guided the chariot
10    5, 24|       after him, he tooke his white horse and galloped away,
11    5, 27|    and shewing his sharpe and white teeth bit me on every side.
12    7, 41|       on clothes to make them white with the smoake of fume
13    8, 44|   ancient custome was) to put white stones and black into a
14    8, 46|       sorts, for her body was white as descended from heaven,
15    8, 46|     Goates, and changed their white haire into yellow, with
16    9, 47| forward: The woman attired in white vestiments, and rejoicing,
17    9, 47|       of youth, apparelled in white vestiments, singing both
18    9, 47|    which were apparelled with white surplesses hanging downe
19    9, 47| convenable countenance to thy white habit, follow the pomp of
20    9, 47|     sulphur; the saile was of white linnen cloath, whereon was
21    9, 48|      the promise of gaine, my white horse was restored to me,