Book, Chapter

 1    1,  3|      sustaine the most extreame misery and calamity, which hast
 2    1,  6|       companion of his extreame misery, neither keepeth he more
 3    4, 20|         impatient of so great a misery, ranne in among the prease
 4    4, 22| perceive that I am come to this misery by the only name of Venus,
 5    4, 22|    selfe headlong into extreame misery, with a wanne and sallow
 6    5, 24|        in, in comparison to the misery that I presently susteined,
 7    5, 28|    contented with this my great misery and immoderate burthens
 8    6, 32|       sometimes endured so much misery and calamity with mee amongst
 9    7, 39|       notwithstanding the great misery and labour which I daily
10    9, 47|        be delivered from all my misery, by invocation and prayer,
11    9, 47|       end my great travaile and misery, and deliver mee from the