Book, Paragraph

1      I, 6 |    empty-handed~as erst we came;~and there is also the proverb
2     II, 20|   himself. Presently there came a stag and began to spoil
3     II, 24|    of the mice, that they "came to the rescue" because they
4    III, 11|   imagined: thus~Onward he came, and his feet were shod
5    III, 12| unconnected words, e.g. "I came to him; I met him; I besought
6    III, 12|    more important: e.g. "I came to him; I talked to him;
7    III, 14| tell a new tale, how there came great warfare to Europe~