Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   4|           editors, this is done to give some measure of continuity
 2    1,   5|          this eye in your defense: give me a guide who will lead
 3    1,  15|            mob to collect, and, to give weight to my argument, I
 4    1,  25|            but there was no one to give us any help, and whenever
 5    1,  25|            wand and ordered him to give the unhappy wretches quarter.
 6    2,  50|           comes to me to get me to give him something to write when
 7    2,  52|        Greek and the others Latin. Give me the outline of your speech
 8    2,  56|             however, we got him to give the boy a pardon and no
 9    2,  57|        just two things which could give him acute pleasure, rope-dancers
10    2,  62|            my fellow-freedmen, I'd give you what is coming to you
11    2,  62|          into a dunghill, and I'll give you the same medicine, I
12    2,  62|           wide, now guess me! I'll give you another. What part of
13    2,  73|            quiet, tongue, and I'll give you a cake." Taking all
14    2,  73|          time, Massa. I'm going to give you a pair of shoes." Had
15    2,  78|            else someone's going to give up the ghost. I hope it'
16    2,  78|        know I'm not lying! 'Let me give you a tip,' said Agatho,
17    3,  83|            the silence of midnight give promise of our meeting any
18    3,  87|         seemed, I know not why, to give promise of something great,
19    3,  89|            he not know it, I would give him a pair of turtle-doves
20    3,  90|         and he not know it, I will give him two of the gamest fighting-cocks,
21    4, 103|          would not by word or deed give him cause for offense in
22    4, 104|           what a fine time I would give that runaway." -- Stunned
23    4, 119|           starves from abstinence. Give the dice a fair throw and
24    5, 129|      should tip off his cronies or give the whole scheme away out
25    5, 132|            side and endeavoured to give him some proofs of my love
26    5, 133|         and) fearing that it might give cause for scandal if he
27    5, 134|         repairing my fault, I will give you satisfaction.~Farewell     ~
28    5, 136|     lassitude of decrepit old age? Give me some sign, however faint,
29    5, 138|          you see in the world must give heed to my mandates;~Blossoming
30    5, 141|        such a fuss," I said, "I'll give you an ostrich in place
31    5, 145|           they always contrived to give to every caress of passion
32    5, 145|            what each girl earned: "give me the brothel-keeper's
33    5, 148|          kisses are like those you give your grandmother in the
34    5, 148|            keep to one woman. They give what a wife will not give. '
35    5, 148|          give what a wife will not give. 'I grant that favor,' you
36    5, 148|           tastes. Forbear then, to give masculine names to what
37    5, 153|           of "contus" would surely give a sharper point to the joke
38    5, 156|      voices of his chaste sponsors give him the choice between secrecy
39    5, 158|        sputum has been employed to give potency to charms and to
40    5, 160|        thank the lady that I don't give you a taste of my hand.~
41    5, 160|          lady should -- I wouldn't give her even a rotten dildo;
42    5, 160|           thing I didn't do was to give him my body.~METRO: But
43    6     |         decipher a morsel which we give to the public: and of the
44    6     |            in torments rather than give herself up to the odious
45    6     |          would know better than to give all their days over to this
46    6     |           of eighteen years should give herself up to the rude embraces
47    6     |          far from the eyes of men, give themselves up to mutual
48    6     | maidenheads. It is so wonderful to give the first lessons of voluptuousness