Book, Chapter

1    1,  6|   they have been everywhere ministred unto mee by the way, howbeit
2    2,  8|   hast thou a good occasion ministred to thee to prove and try
3    3, 14| sight of men, because I had ministred such an occasion of laughter.
4    6, 32|     I (to whom fortune hath ministred more copious stile) may
5    7, 41|    then had I good occasion ministred, to revenge the injury of
6    8, 44|  more to fancy thee: Now is ministred unto thee time and place:
7    9, 48|    to my peregrination, and ministred unto me more plentifull