Book, Chapter

 1    1,  12|     through!" "What was it?" I demanded. "A most respectable looking
 2    1,  13|      part of my "brother," and demanded to be told what had happened.
 3    1,  15|     had been secretly invaded, demanded that I indemnify him in
 4    1,  18|        mantle, while the other demanded a rag which was not worth
 5    1,  19|   mantle for their own profit, demanded that both articles be deposited
 6    1,  19|       from responsibility, and demanded that the mantle, which was
 7    1,  21| meaning of such audacity?" she demanded; "where did you learn such
 8    1,  28|       not kissed me then?" she demanded. Calling him to her, she
 9    2,  47|      his wine at the figure he demanded, and, what made him hold
10    2,  51|       oldest be butchered, and demanded in a loud voice, "What division
11    2,  56|        pray to me?" Trimalchio demanded, at this: "I don't intend
12    2,  56|        Fortunata to dance?" he demanded, "There's no one can do
13    2,  57|       bailiff." "What's that?" demanded Trimalchio. "When were the
14    2,  70|        THE SIXTY-SIXTH.~"But," demanded Trimalchio, "what did you
15    2,  71|   these things, don't you?" he demanded; "they're what women fetter
16    2,  71|         What's that?" Habinnas demanded. "You kept on my trail to
17    3,  83|  exactitude, "Come on now," he demanded, "and we'll divide the boy!"~
18    3,  94|     out of range. "Tell me," I demanded, "what are you going to
19    3,  97|       a single verse today?" I demanded; "bear in mind your promise
20    3,  99|      were, "Are you drunk," he demanded, "or are you runaway slaves,
21    4, 105|     best of good faith. "But," demanded he, "what is this ambush?
22    4, 111|   themselves like suppliants?" demanded Lycas, "unless, of course,
23    4, 117|     What was Lycas up to?" she demanded. "What was he after in that
24    4, 121|   putting on an extravaganza?" demanded Eumolpus. "Make me the master
25    4, 121|       even sacked Carthage! We demanded that Eumolpus cough frequently,
26    5, 132| affront,) "What's the matter," demanded she; "do my kisses offend
27    5, 136|   disgrace to gods and men," I demanded, "for your name must never
28    5, 137|    Tell me, little brother," I demanded, "tell me, on your honor:
29    5, 140|      up to in my absence?" she demanded. "Where are the beans?"
30    5, 145|    name, fixed the price to be demanded for her favors, received
31    6     |      for the sake of the Lord, demanded of her father a reprieve