Book, Chapter

 1    1,  5|         I opened my script that hanged upon my shoulder, and gave
 2    2,  8|     under the brim of the stone hanged apples and grapes carved
 3    2,  8|         marked the grapes which hanged in the water, which were
 4    2,  9| increased her beauty, her haire hanged about her shoulders, and
 5    3, 15|        of flesh of such as were hanged, the blood which she had
 6    4, 23|     downe the bowe whereon shee hanged, and cast her into the bottome
 7    4, 23|       third said, she should be hanged upon a gibbet: the fourth
 8    4, 23|         that shee should not be hanged nor burned, nor throwne
 9    5, 28|       he perceived that my wood hanged more on one side then another, (
10    6, 36|      for a present, which being hanged behind the kitchin doore,
11    7, 42|    Apuleius after the Baker was hanged, was sold to a Gardener,
12    7, 42|     saying: that they should be hanged and their law too, before
13    8, 44|        which hath merited to be hanged, came one of these dayes
14    8, 44| perpetually exiled, the Servant hanged on a Gallowes, and the Physitian