Book, Chapter

 1    1,  12| drinking satyrion. (On catching sight of us, they attempted to
 2    1,  13|        over the city,) I caught sight of Giton, as though through
 3    1,  15|  neither of them was a pleasing sight to my eyes, and Lycas, studying
 4    1,  15|         craftily slipped out of sight and sneaked aft where the
 5    1,  15|       portico of the temple. At sight of them, we were greatly
 6    1,  15|       As I went ahead, I caught sight of a peasant; then I had
 7    1,  19|         temple. There we caught sight of many women, who resembled
 8    1,  30|  blustering mien, and, catching sight of Quartilla, presently, "
 9    2,  31|       all of a sudden we caught sight of a bald-headed old fellow,
10    2,  40|         another tray, we caught sight of stuffed capons and sows'
11    2,  41|        them knows the master by sight. The truth is, that these
12    2,  62|        A draggled fox is a fine sight, ain't it'? I hope I never
13    2,  67|         to you, we didn't catch sight of the witches themselves.
14    2,  68|        it down her throat. This sight put Trimalchio in mind of
15    2,  76|       this?" I asked. "The very sight of a bath will be the death
16    2,  79|        table and read a book at sight: he bought himself a Thracian
17    3,  95|   NINETY-FIRST.~(There) I catch sight of Giton laden with towels
18    3,  96|      upon the pallet and caught sight of Giton, waiting table,
19    3, 100|     looking around and catching sight of Eumolpus, "What," he
20    4, 109|       they ought to be in plain sight, for everyone to read, and
21    4, 115|     beating her naked breast in sight of the onlookers! She followed
22    4, 115|     into the tomb and, catching sight of a most beautiful woman,
23    4, 116|         following day he caught sight of one of the crosses without
24    4, 117|         both were hateful to my sight, and more galling than my
25    4, 117|         fired with lust at this sight, "What was Lycas up to?"
26    4, 119|      proceed, I suddenly caught sight of a human body, turning
27    4, 127|         heaven are blotted from sight; overwhelmed are the rivers~
28    5, 135|        cushion. When she caught sight of me she blushed faintly;
29    5, 140|          however, when I caught sight of OEnothea returning with
30    5, 141|       OEnothea, when she caught sight of the gold, "I am anxious
31    5, 143|     more quickly, as she caught sight of Giton, who had only left
32    5, 145|       and devour said pieces in sight of the crowd: nor need they
33    5, 145|   entered the room and catching sight of the tablets in his hand
34    5, 160|        I have never once caught sight of an eight-inch-long dildo
35    5, 160|      out of here, get out of my sight, you trouble maker, you'
36    6     |         active and passive; the sight of these indulgences of