Book, Chapter

 1  Ded    |  honourable lordship came to my remembrance, a man much more worthy,
 2    1,  2|       her parents to put out of remembrance the unfortunate losse and
 3    1,  3|       then presently came to my remembrance, shee gently entertained
 4    1,  5|        out of my belly, and the remembrance thereof makes me now to
 5    1,  7|       the end brought me to his remembrance, and gently came and kissed
 6    2, 10|     hands of men, yet hath it a remembrance of that great and heavenly
 7    3, 12|       my heart burned sore with remembrance of the murther I had committed
 8    3, 14|    rejoyced marvellously at the remembrance thereof, some held their
 9    3, 14|         set up for a perpetuall remembrance.~To whome I answered, As
10    3, 15| intended to runne away, but the remembrance of you put alwayes the thought
11    5, 24|         great care [came] to my remembrance, touching the death, which
12    5, 31|         of my great miserie, or remembrance of the pittiful death of
13    6, 32|  memorie of me in thy heart, or remembrance of my pittifull death, marry
14    7, 39|         which commeth now to my remembrance, to the intent your eares
15    9, 47|    beauty of the goddesse, with remembrance of the great miserie I had
16    9, 48|   temple, before the figure and remembrance of the goddesse; my vestiment
17    9, 48|      will alwaies keepe thee in remembrance and close thee within my