Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   4|  Basadonna. The ambassador, in turn, permitted this MS. to be
 2  Int,   4|      has exactly the Petronian turn of phrase."~"Not only is
 3    1,  16|     very closely. Ascyltos, in turn, cast a glance at the shoulders
 4    1,  18|     dirty ragged tunic, in our turn, and shouted with equal
 5    2,  45|      it's night before you can turn around, so you can't do
 6    2,  46|      one ought to waste a good turn upon one of them; it's just
 7    2,  49|     Hermogenes' planting could turn out well? Why, Hermogenes
 8    2,  59| following:~The unexpected will turn up;~Our whole lives Fortune
 9    2,  67|      night-hags, too, and they turn everything upside down!
10    2,  71|        eardrops, which, in her turn, she handed to Fortunata
11    2,  78|     may know I can repay a bad turn, I won't have her kissing
12    3,  84|       here is my naked throat, turn your swords this way and
13    3,  91|     myself with him, and he in turn could do whatever his own
14    3,  92|   might be equal to invention. Turn to the sculptors if you
15    3,  98|    from me did Eumolpus a good turn, too; otherwise, the rage
16    3,  98|       when I was just about to turn the fatal goal-post! Giton
17    3,  98|     who seek him, so take your turn and witness the spectacle
18    3, 100|    while I applied each eye in turn, to the opening, filling
19    4, 121|    gods "that the matter might turn out well and happily," and
20    4, 127|   commandment~Grow rigid, and, turn into ice, in their headlong
21    4, 127|        pirates, caused Jove to turn livid,~When thrice was a
22    4, 128|         in~Their loathing they turn from humanity, doomed to
23    5, 138|        Ida~Plant in the ocean; turn rivers to flow up the mountains!"~  ~
24    5, 141|      that any enemy I have can turn me out of the priesthood!"~
25    5, 142|      move,~It irks me again to turn back, shame forbids me to
26    5, 145|    fear that your stomach will turn, it will obey orders; if,
27    5, 145|       to Catullus that we must turn to find the most decisive
28    5, 153|     her fine attire:~And often turn'd aside to view~If others
29    5, 158|     and John, ix, 6, which, in turn are probably derived from
30    6     |  comrades, on the day, they in turn, treated him with contempt
31    6     |    causes enjoyment to each in turn, and both are alike delighted;