Book, Chapter

 1    1,  11|    commenced to run through the middle of the night-house to the
 2    2,  33|       what pictures were in the middle hall. "The Iliad and the
 3    2,  39|       mullets on Pisces. In the middle lay a piece of cut sod upon
 4    2,  40|       sows' bellies, and in the middle, a hare equipped with wings
 5    2,  43|        and the honeycomb in the middle, for I never do anything
 6    2,  45|         t deny that my father's middle name was Liber!" We applauded
 7    2,  49|         shambles will be in the middle of the amphitheatre where
 8    2,  51|        yet, we were only in the middle of the entertainment, with
 9    2,  56|        have danced out into the middle of the room before us all,
10    2,  64|      placed upon it, and in the middle an image of Priapus, made
11    2,  67|         ran a woman through the middle about here, no harm to what
12    2,  73|      slave stepped out into the middle of the floor and waved his
13    2,  75|       it. Put a sun-dial in the middle, so that whoever looks to
14    5, 135|        spittle and, dipping her middle finger into the mixture,
15    5, 139|         me, once, twice! On the middle of the altar OEnothea placed
16    5, 145|       generations; survived the middle ages, and been transmitted
17    5, 158|        spittle and, dipping her middle finger into the mixture,
18    5, 159| suggestion in the choice of the middle finger, in this instance.
19    5, 159| instance. Among the Romans, the middle finger was known as the "
20    5, 159|        the finger, that is, the middle finger put forth and the
21    5, 159|         by thus holding out the middle finger, and so it was used
22    5, 159|    compliment and hold out your middle finger to him." According
23    5, 159|        Strepsiades presents his middle finger with the other fingers
24    6     |     procedure.~In Europe of the middle ages, the priests and abbots
25    6     |        The Spanish codes of the middle ages were often concerned
26    6     |        a woman, from puberty to middle age, until the last wrinkles