Book, Chapter

1    1,  7|  and sayd I had bought meat sufficient already. But Pithias when
2    4, 22|    please her, nor give her sufficient witnesse of the good service
3    5, 26| sacrifice withall, nor wine sufficient for us to drinke. Let me
4    5, 27| meate as I should have, nor sufficient to sustaine my life withall,
5    6, 32|   thought his sword was not sufficient to revenge so great a crime,
6    8, 46|     ring, which should be a sufficient testimony of the message.
7    9, 48|  which although it were not sufficient, yet they were according
8    9, 48|    is not able to give thee sufficient praise, my patrimonie is
9    9, 48|     a little money: howbeit sufficient for all my affaires. Then