Book, Chapter

1    1,  5|  witnesse for my innocency, render (I say) unto me some wholesome
2    1,  5|   credit unto his tale, and render entire thankes unto him,
3    2, 11|    of the dead body doe not render on the morning following,
4    3, 14|    of Thessaly, I yeeld and render the most entire thanks,
5    4, 23| liberty, if thou canst once render me safe and sound to my
6    5, 27|    Master and Mistresse did render to me so many thanks and
7    8, 46| hope to find some Roses, to render me my humane shape. When
8    9, 47|     shape of mine Asse, and render to me my pristine estate,
9    9, 47|    nor what thanks I should render to the goddesse, but the