Book, Chapter

 1    3, 17| greater trusses than wee were able to beare. And when we were
 2    4, 19|   woman trembled, and scantly able to speak gan say, Behold
 3    4, 22|       in the valley. I am not able to expresse the often embracing,
 4    4, 22|  excellent, and that I am not able by reason of myne age to
 5    4, 22|      thy selfe thou art never able to come nigh it, for the
 6    4, 22|    his wound and Maladie, not able to endure the absence of
 7    5, 24|    breathed himselfe, and was able to speake) told these tydings
 8    5, 29|      he cryed that he was not able to rule me, and that hee
 9    6, 32|   meane season Thrasillus not able to refraine any longer,
10    6, 33|   other things which were not able to keepe pace with us, and
11    6, 33|      unto us that we were not able to passe in our journey
12    6, 34|    death. As for me, I am not able to helpe him out by reason
13    7, 39|      was past, that I was not able to endure any longer, they
14    7, 43|      towne, much lesse he was able to beare any greater trusses:
15    8, 44|   affliction, and was no more able to conceale her ardent desire,
16    8, 44|   each party, verily I am not able to doe: for I was fast bound
17    8, 46|     for our comming: I am not able to recite unto you how all
18    8, 46|    young and tender, could be able to receive me.~And I verily
19    8, 46|     lacked hands, and was not able to hold a knife in my hoofes:
20    9, 48| majesty, but my spirit is not able to give thee sufficient