Parte,  Chap.

1   I,      XXXI|     One would think thou hadst studied."~ ~"In faith, then, I cannot
2   I,   XXXVIII| constructed with ingenious and studied art cannot come up to."
3   I,       XLI|     the garden at my ease, and studied carefully all the approaches
4   I,      XLVI|        why, as she watched and studied the various countenances,
5  II,     XVIII|         what sciences have you studied?"~ ~"That of knight-errantry,"
6  II,       XIX|         sirs, for my sins have studied canon law at Salamanca,
7  II,     XLVII|      name was and where he had studied.~ ~He replied, "My name,
8  II,      LXII| compass, he traced figures, he studied the stars, he watched favourable