Book, Chapter

 1    1,  5|          feare, and what is hee that seeing his companion die in the
 2    4, 18| Incontinently came out his wife, who seeing her husband halfe dead,
 3    4, 22|             caused him to awake, and seeing me armed with fire and weapons,
 4    4, 22|             be slaine. Then Psyches (seeing the impossibility of this
 5    5, 24|              there were some, which (seeing the profite which they had)
 6    5, 25|           unloosed of her bonds, who seeing the young man, and hearing
 7    7, 41|             her in that case. Myrmex seeing the intent of his Mistresse,
 8    7, 41|              and revealed. The Baker seeing this was not a little moved
 9    7, 42|           very simple and fearefull, seeing all his goods taken away
10    8, 44|          occasion to worke thy will, seeing that we are alone. And it
11    8, 44|              dead. His schoolemaster seeing his suddaine change, called