Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15| deceived, for she immediately fell in love with the boy, and
 2    1,  15|     she lost nothing, but she fell upon the secret gratifications
 3    1,  19|       more, for as their eyes fell upon us, they raised such
 4    1,  20|     we were speaking, the bar fell down of its own accord,
 5    1,  22|       passed to laughter, and fell to running her fingers through
 6    1,  30|    very point, when Pannychis fell out of bed, and dragged
 7    2,  31|      in play, but those which fell to the ground. While we
 8    2,  33|    THE TWENTY-NINTH.~I almost fell backwards and broke my legs
 9    2,  40|  started by the servants, and fell to upon these exquisite
10    2,  58|     away, the boy slipped and fell, alighting upon Trimalchio'
11    2,  65|       the will of the gods, I fell in love with the wife of
12    2,  76|     that Ascyltos immediately fell into the fish-pond. As for
13    3,  96|    famished scholar Eumolpus, fell to ravenously.)~Kind Providence
14    3,  98|      throat, once, twice, and fell down at our feet! I uttered
15    3,  98|      cry, rushed to him as he fell, and sought the road to
16    4, 105|       last!" As for Giton, he fell in a faint upon my bosom
17    4, 111|  imagine that these young men fell into such a snare by accident,
18    4, 111|      seen that the scoundrels fell into the toils by chance
19    4, 112|    revenge, we for life. Many fell on each side, though none
20    4, 113|      twisted spirally as they fell into the sea-foam. Lycas
21    4, 114|     of women: how easily they fell in love; how readily they
22    4, 116|     vault as soon as darkness fell. Meanwhile, the parents
23    4, 128|    more imposing lodgings and fell in with a crowd of legacy
24    4, 128|       doubt. They immediately fell to wrangling in their desire
25    6     |       monk from Lower Germany fell upon this calm of the church