Book, Chapter

1    2,  8|  into an hart, and so he was torne and slaine of his owne hounds.
2    4, 22|    her pillowes and cushions torne, her ceremonies neglected,
3    4, 22|   and parts of her body were torne amongst the rockes, wherby
4    4, 23|   she shall have her members torne and gnawn with wild beasts,
5    5, 27|   his miserable ghests to be torne in peeces and devoured of
6    5, 28| pleased when he saw my hoofe torne and worne away by sharpe
7    5, 30|      found his body rent and torne in peeces, and his members
8    6, 33|   many dead bodies eaten and torne with wolves. Wherefore we