Book, Chapter

 1    1,  5|         departed: and we had not gone a mile out of the Towne
 2    2,  8|     residue to depart: who being gone she sayd, My most deare
 3    4, 19|         stable, and when wee had gone a good part of our journey
 4    4, 19|         a stony asse? let us bee gone: and so they tooke his burthen,
 5    4, 22|        the people, and every man gone home, the miserable Parents
 6    4, 22|     pitteously: but when hee was gone out of her sight shee threw
 7    4, 22|           After that Psyches had gone a little way, she fortuned
 8    4, 23|    knowing that the theeves were gone that way to fetch the residue
 9    6, 33|        or peradventure they were gone to some other place, for
10    6, 34|        their wounds.~When we had gone a good part of our way,
11    7, 37|   custome. And after that we had gone through a few towns and
12    7, 38|         while this poore man was gone betimes in the morning to
13    7, 38|          Looke (quoth she) he is gone under, to see where it be
14    7, 41|          away: When Barbarus was gone, Myrmex being greatly astonied
15    7, 41|     night was come and the Sunne gone downe, behold the old bawd
16    8, 44| similitude of warre. When we had gone a good part of our journey,
17    8, 46|         The Physitian would have gone immediately home to receive
18    8, 46|       day was past and the Sunne gone downe, and lying in this