Book, Chapter

1    1,  3|     cheere; and by and by being pricked with carnall desire, shee
2    2,  8|         their fiery eyes, their pricked eares, their bended nosethrils,
3    4, 22| strangers there beeing inwardly pricked by the zealous affection
4    4, 22|   arrows out of the quiver, and pricked her selfe withall, wherwith
5    5, 27|      occasion served) I set and pricked up my long eares, ratled
6    5, 28|          the thornes would have pricked me, if I had stood still,
7    6, 32|         seeke for the hand that pricked out thine eies, yet shalt
8    6, 32|        needle from her head and pricked out both his eies: which