Book, Chapter

 1    1,  2|       thee? What crime hast thou committed? verily there is great lamentation
 2    2, 11|        woman his wife which hath committed this fact: for it is shee
 3    3, 12| remembrance of the murther I had committed the night before: and I
 4    3, 13|          no man can prove that I committed that fact for lucre or gaine.~
 5    3, 13|       their divine providence, I committed my present estate, but turning
 6    3, 15|          thing which though hast committed, perform, the thing which
 7    4, 20|        up our treasure, which we committed to the sepulchre to keepe,
 8    5, 24|        escape of his Master) was committed to the common gaole, and
 9    5, 27|          of me was so straightly committed) had brought me a good way
10    6, 33|        whom the charge of me was committed, brought forth all his substance,
11    6, 35|   servant to whom his Master had committed the whole government of
12    7, 37|          heard of a prettie jest committed in the towne there, which
13    7, 41|        many things) and secretly committed to him the custody of his
14    7, 41|      fearing the matter which he committed the night before, and doubting
15    7, 41|         which my neighbours wife committed, but I must run away: O
16    7, 41|       whom the custody of us was committed, that drave me poore Asse,
17    7, 43|         to the Justices, who was committed immediately to prison, but
18    8, 44|      wicked and mischievous fact committed there, which I have put
19    8, 44|       bin no homicide or murther committed by this yong man in this
20    8, 45|         they paid, which done he committed me to one of his rich Libertines,
21    8, 46|          her child, but secretly committed her to one of her neighbours