Book, Chapter

 1  Int     |      whose secret will never be laid bare with the resources
 2  Int,   2|       in his own times, and yet laid the action of his novel
 3  Int,   2|       paper (Hermes, 1878), has laid the scene at Cumae. His
 4  Int,   4| accurate and unbiased criticism laid bare the fraud. The Latinity
 5    1,  12|      cell for an as, and he had laid hands upon me, and, but
 6    1,  15| attention to the situation, and laid stress upon the truth of
 7    1,  17|         The peasant had not yet laid his meddling hands upon
 8    1,  18|        color to her charges, we laid hold of the dirty ragged
 9    1,  18|  naturally, too, since one side laid claim to a very valuable
10    1,  25|         a splendid banquet were laid out in all their richness.
11    2,  77| dining-room where Fortunata had laid out her own treasures; I
12    2,  78|         her kissing me when I'm laid out!"~
13    3,  84|         a triumph, I would have laid violent hands upon myself.
14    3,  95|          I was not the one that laid the cause of our love before
15    4, 113|        upon these terms, and we laid down our arms. It seemed
16    4, 116|       full stomach: the soldier laid siege to her virtue with
17    4, 117|        blushed not a little and laid her face amorously upon
18    4, 117|       The minute the old fellow laid eyes upon me, he began bewailing
19    4, 118|      bond and, as though I were laid out upon my death-bed, await
20    4, 119|        bellowing bard ashore, I laid hands upon the lunatic.
21    5, 139|       some beans which had been laid away for future use, and
22    5, 140|         loss. When the old lady laid eyes upon that, she raised
23    5, 142|        lull~When torturing Amor laid hold of me, seizing my hair~
24    5, 142|         mandate which on me was laid."~
25    5, 145|       of Greece and Asia Minor, laid the foundations upon which