Book, Chapter

1    1,  19|   means of support. Mine host furnished this information in such
2    5, 135|   lovely nook that nature had furnished with everything which could
3    5, 145|      the costume the pimp had furnished you"; Seneca, Controv. i,
4    5, 153|       Tiberius, chap. 44) has furnished such an unexpected climax.
5    6     |     and to letters. Egypt has furnished us with monuments of its
6    6     | against peoples who had never furnished room for complaint to Rome?
7    6     | medium indulgence in this sin furnished the pleasure of a queen,