Book, Chapter

 1    1,  5|        chamber? To whom shall I seeme to tell any similitude of
 2    1,  5|      from the pots of wine, did seeme to see this night strange
 3    2,  8|       filthy desire, or if they seeme loathsome in her eye, by
 4    2,  9| curiously set forth shee cannot seeme faire. But in my Fotis,
 5    3, 15|         but because I would not seeme to come to my mistresse
 6    4, 22|        any other, since as they seeme not happy whose riches are
 7    4, 22|         to my Spowse: And did I seeme a beast unto thee, that
 8    4, 22|      what yeares he is? Doth he seeme alwayes unto you to be a
 9    4, 22|     sunne is in his force, then seeme they most dreadfull and
10    5, 24|      least my conscience should seeme to accuse me by reason of
11    6, 36|   stable to the intent we might seeme more saleable, we were brought
12    8, 45|       thee, because I would not seeme to accuse my brother of