Book, Chapter

 1    4, 22| travell. Then answered Ceres, Verely Psyches, I am greatly moved
 2    4, 22|      of all fortune, thinking verely that she should never returne,
 3    5, 24|    Never did I that fact, and verely the first word, never, I
 4    5, 24|      all their substance, but verely we were in great danger:
 5    5, 29|       the shepheards gan say, Verely it is a great offence to
 6    5, 30|     he) that this Asse (which verely was never seene) could speake
 7    5, 30|      by the cruell Beare: and verely I would have told it if
 8    6, 36|       well advised man, which verely you may easily conject,
 9    6, 36|     shouting for joy, thought verely that he had brought home
10    7, 37|      themselves in this sort, Verely (quoth one) I think that
11    9, 48|       it did signifie, this I verely thought, that it was a foreshew
12    9, 48|      was said and done there, verely I would tell you if it were
13    9, 48|     then I was commanded: and verely I did nothing repent of