Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XI   |   and that moreover, having got the better of the serpent,
 2      I, XII  |     listen to what you have got to say."~"I will do," says
 3      I, XIII | vegetables which were being got ready for our dinner: such
 4      I, XVIII|   very hot, as it was being got ready by a powerful fire
 5      I, XX   |     could not be thoroughly got rid of by all his efforts,
 6      I, XXIII|      This same book, having got a long way before me in
 7      I, XXVII|   forth what you have still got to say, for we have wasted
 8     II, I    |  the garment which has been got ready,' said Martin, `be
 9     II, VI   |     modest entertainment is got up by the hands of the queen;
10     II, IX   |     tied together, the hare got safe away.~
11    III, IV   |  kinds of punishments to be got ready for slaying them;