Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   2|      his industry. On the other hand, suppose Trimalchio is speaking
 2  Int,   4|    Basadonna, made with his own hand a copy of the MS., which
 3    1,  18|   lupines, there was nothing to hand; so, for fear our loot should
 4    1,  19|         brandished in her right hand an emblem of Priapus. We
 5    1,  24|     other and surer remedies at hand," she brought me a vessel
 6    1,  28|         mouth, then putting her hand beneath his robe, she took
 7    1,  30|       with a drawn sword in his hand, and surrounded by a crowd
 8    2,  31|     bounced back and forth from hand to hand, in play, but those
 9    2,  31|     back and forth from hand to hand, in play, but those which
10    2,  33|       holding a caduceus in his hand, entering Rome, led by the
11    2,  33|       entering Rome, led by the hand of Minerva. Then again the
12    2,  35|  ordered a drink; a boy near at hand instantly repeated my order
13    2,  36|       little finger of his left hand he wore a massive gilt ring,
14    2,  37|    broke open the shell with my hand and discovered a fine fat
15    2,  41|         crust of bread from her hand. Now, without rhyme or reason,
16    2,  49|       gave more than I got! One hand washes the other.'"~
17    2,  50|     this boresome nut trying to hand us?' Well, I'm talking because
18    2,  53|         knife, with a trembling hand, and slashed the hog's belly
19    2,  58|       and she held a cup in her hand and screamed out her grief
20    2,  59|     bungles up.~Falernian, boy, hand round the cup.~This epigram
21    2,  67|       touched him with her evil hand! We shut the door and returned
22    2,  68|       Apelles?" He then put his hand to his mouth and hissed
23    2,  78|   change his ring from his left hand to his right. "That trumpeter
24    2,  80|       hundred gold pieces in my hand. They were the nest-egg
25    3,  84|         sword, with a murderous hand. "You'll not have this prize
26    3,  86|         continually clapping my hand to the hilt of my sword,
27    3,  87|         I beheld works from the hand of Zeuxis, still undimmed
28    3,  87|   Apollo, cursing his murderous hand and adorning his unstrung
29    3,  88|       groan,) "but he is an old hand at robbery, and more cunning
30    3,  90|      him all over with a wanton hand,' I vowed, 'and he not know
31    3,  91|      began to punch me with his hand. 'Why are we not busy,'
32    3,  93|        for the fates stayed his hand, and this artifice won us.~
33    3,  93|     artifice won us.~His feeble hand nerved he anew, and the
34    3, 100|         I could not restrain my hand; clenching my fist, I rapped
35    4, 105|     want to lend the sick man a hand? If bare, what would it
36    4, 106|    slaves, we shall be ready at hand to wait upon you, light-hearted
37    4, 107|     letters and, with a liberal hand, spread the universally
38    4, 110|        the immortal gods have a hand in human affairs: what did
39    4, 112|        knew that he held in his hand the same razor with which
40    4, 115|  overcome and stretched out her hand to receive the bounty of
41    4, 118|         Tryphaena, on the other hand, was seized by her faithful
42    4, 120|        the rabble. On the other hand, those who have never married
43    4, 125|    attempted to clasp the right hand of Fortuna,~But ruptured
44    4, 127|        Nor rudder to answer the hand, here, one fashions a life-raft~
45    4, 128|     from its surface: her right hand~A flaming torch brandishes,
46    4, 128|        from her tremulous right hand.~Emerging from Cocytus dark
47    5, 132|        she denies,~The stealthy hand snatches the spoils;~The
48    5, 135|         little old woman by the hand. "Well, Mr. Squeamish,"
49    5, 135|    summons, filling the crone's hand with an enormous erection!
50    5, 136|          Three times by Fear my hand was stayed~And palsied Terror
51    5, 144|         me that which a hostile hand had cut away. Look! You
52    5, 145|     sight of the tablets in his hand in which was contained his
53    5, 145|         i, 2, 30, "on the other hand, another will have none
54    5, 145|        and were always ready at hand to satisfy the inclinations
55    5, 148|      the efforts of the wearied hand; the pathic husband and
56    5, 148| movements or your sighs or your hand; (you behave) as if you
57    5, 148|         Penelope always had her hand there. You forbid my sodomising
58    5, 155|     defined as to get the upper hand of someone; and "captari"
59    5, 156|         from thee; if thy right hand leadeth thee into temptation,
60    5, 159|  fingers bent down, so that the hand might form a sort of Priapus,
61    5, 159|   writers. "He would extend his hand, bent into an obscene posture,
62    5, 160|        t give you a taste of my hand.~METRO: You have as hard
63    5, 160|     moment; she has reduced our hand mill nearly to powder by
64    6     |         to decide. On the other hand, a woman's charms are always
65    6     |     caresses, he led her by the hand over pressed flowers, through
66    6     |        and voluptuousness, that hand which you press so delicately,
67    6     |        and my pen falls from my hand. Oh, who would dare to touch
68    6     |      heart, to feel under one's hand the first palpitations of