Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   2|         of the old town and the new town is as ingenious as
 2  Int,   3|       this, the Roman created a new style of writing and inaugurated
 3  Int,   4|       general that it was but a new fragment of Petronius which
 4    2,  35|   Trimalchio, for whom, after a new custom, the chief place
 5    2,  43|        one can show me anything new, and that little tray has
 6    2,  64|     wondering as much as I what new prodigy was to be announced
 7    2,  70|         course was soft cheese, new wine boiled thick, a snail
 8    2,  82|          bethought himself of a new and singular diversion and
 9    3,  93|       the struggle by strategem new and unheard of.~Behold!
10    3, 102|         and every day you bring new torments upon yourselves,
11    4, 103|       they where sunset ends!~A new Ulysses treads on foreign
12    4, 108|      The miser hides his hoard, new treasures finds:~The hunter'
13    4, 110|        Avarice or Guilt, create new Gods!~(Lycas, as he perceived
14    4, 117|    Uneasy and chagrined at this new league, I took neither food
15    5, 137|         some fine grunting sow! New wine, in crocks~Shall foam!
16    5, 139|    wickerwork 'twas set around,~New cups of clay by revolutions
17    5, 145|        state impost: "he levied new and hitherto unheard of
18    5, 152|         a dinner was given in a New York studio. This dinner,
19    5, 160| intercourse with women. Come, O new generation, inventor of
20    5, 160|  pleasures! as you have devised new methods to satisfy male
21    5, 160|    always discovering something new to help her make capital
22    6     |     before the discovery of the new world. Paw had attempted
23    6     |       But in vain did he invent new pleasures, in vain did he
24    6     | intercourse with women. Come, O new generation, inventor of
25    6     |  pleasures! As you have devised new methods to satisfy male