Book, Chapter

 1    1,  4|     this woman had a certaine Lover, whom by the utterance of
 2    1,  4|    that the wife of a certain lover that she had should never
 3    2,  9|      necke, it seemeth to the lover that beholdeth the same,
 4    4, 22|       to get the grace of thy lover, by no other meanes, but
 5    7, 38|  accustomed to doe, his wives lover secretly came into his house
 6    7, 38|       with shifts, caught her lover and covered him under a
 7    7, 38|      be sound or no: then her lover which was under the tub,
 8    7, 38|      meane season this minion lover cast his wife on the bottome
 9    7, 40| counsell) a young man to your lover, who as me seemeth, is dull,
10    7, 41|       fruition of so worthy a lover, but as for me poore miser,
11    7, 41|  meane season, she caught her lover and thrust him into the
12    7, 41|    proper whoredome, lest her lover should be hurt lying in
13    7, 41|      she had prepared for her lover.~But I, considering the