Book, Chapter

 1    2, 11|    justice redress them in any case. And they will the sooner
 2    3, 13|       terrible men would in no case run away, nor feare my naked
 3    4, 20|      there chanced a pittifull case, for as I looked for my
 4    4, 21|       howbeit shee would in no case be comforted, but put her
 5    4, 22|      the last day, the extream case, and the enemies of thy
 6    4, 22| perceived Psyches in sorrowful case, not ignorant (I know not
 7    4, 22|       consent unto them in any case, for these and like baits
 8    5, 25|        you may rule me in this case. In this manner the good
 9    5, 28|        my selfe, and in such a case it was not best for me to
10    7, 41|     Myrmex to rule her in that case. Myrmex seeing the intent
11    7, 42|        a strange and dreadfull case: for there was a Hen which
12    8, 44|       by this yong man in this case, neither you (being sworn