Book, Chapter

1    4, 18|  where amongst divers other hearbes and pleasant verdures, me
2    4, 18| that I had devoured all his hearbes in the garden, he came swearing
3    4, 18|     beating, and the greene hearbes that lay in my guts, I caught
4    7, 42|    every morning laded with hearbes to the next Village, and
5    7, 42|    and when he had sold his hearbes, hee would mount upon my
6    7, 42|  the ground and watered the hearbes, and went about other businesse,
7    9, 47|    bedspread the waies with hearbes, which they bare in their