Book, Chapter

 1    2,  9|     smelled the savor of some dainty meats: she had about her
 2    2, 11|     have with thee, above the dainty meats that I eat abroad,
 3    2, 11|     and some other drinke and dainty dish that was left at supper.
 4    2, 11| glutton here and to looke for dainty meats where so long time
 5    3, 15|      or hurt thy delicate and dainty skin. But I pray you tell
 6    4, 19|    garnished with all kind of dainty meats. They were no sooner
 7    4, 22|      season, royall meats and dainty dishes shall be prepared
 8    4, 22|     that I soyle my white and dainty hands with the corruption
 9    5, 26|       brought the pottage and dainty dishes to the Table: but
10    8, 45|    very an Asse, to leave the dainty meats, and to grind my teeth
11    8, 45|   season while I was fed with dainty morsels, I gathered together
12    8, 46|      I should touch her fine, dainty, and silken skinne, with
13    8, 46|      saving that her fine and dainty skin was covered with a