Book, Chapter

 1    1,  6|    the same in his letters. Wherfore I pray you take in good
 2    2,  8| among your friends at home: wherfore I pray you to take so much
 3    2,  9| will come and lie with you; wherfore go your wayes and prepare
 4    2, 11|   of eares and nose of wax: wherfore you may see that the poore
 5    3, 14|     have suffered the thing wherfore you weepe, to any reproach
 6    3, 17|    differ from a dead asse: wherfore I determined with my self
 7    4, 20|     a sower kinde of meate. Wherfore espying a corner where lay
 8    4, 22|     thou shalt see no more. Wherfore if these naughty hagges,
 9    4, 22|     I go and hang my selfe: wherfore let us go to our parents,
10    7, 41|    commit such a mischiefe: wherfore he stopped his eares, and