Book, Chapter

1    2,  80|       with wine again, bacon, beans, Capuan perfumes, and slaves:
2    5, 139|       down. It contained some beans which had been laid away
3    5, 139|        she poured some of the beans upon the table and ordered
4    5, 139|  careful fingers separate the beans from the filthy pods which
5    5, 140| meantime, (having shelled the beans,) she took a mouthful of
6    5, 140|       geese had picked up the beans which had been scattered
7    5, 140|      demanded. "Where are the beans?" Thinking that I had done