Book, Chapter

 1    2, 11| commanded her maiden Myrrhena to deliver me a lampe with oyle, which
 2    4, 19|     faith of our confederacy, to deliver his body from torment and
 3    4, 20|        commanded his servants to deliver unto us x. crowns, having
 4    4, 22|         on thy selfe, of me, and deliver thy husband and this infant
 5    4, 22|     advocate in my tribulations, deliver me from the great danger
 6    4, 22|       him any reliefe, wherefore deliver to carraine Charon one of
 7    4, 23|       saying: O soveraigne Gods, deliver mee if it be your pleasure,
 8    5, 29|       cut off his stones, I will deliver him unto you as tame as
 9    6, 34|      easily helpe me herein, and deliver me my boy, my heire and
10    6, 36|       end thou maist continually deliver me from so great paine.
11    7, 38|          me thy hand, that I may deliver him the tub. His wife (having
12    7, 41|        Myrmex, commanding him to deliver the slippers againe to the
13    7, 43|        found it, who refusing to deliver the goblet, was hidden in
14    7, 43|      were, commanded our host to deliver my master upon paine of
15    8, 46|         with all speed he should deliver her the ring, which should
16    9, 47|         travaile and misery, and deliver mee from the wretched fortune,