Book, Chapter

 1    1,   9|           spring~His fortunate soul drink its fill: Then, when later,
 2    1,  15|           soul~Robs him of food and drink, in Plenty's clasp.~(Ascyltos
 3    1,  24|       exclaimed, "Don't I deserve a drink?" Given away by my laughter,
 4    1,  24|             you, young man; did you drink so much all by yourself?" "
 5    1,  24|           chimed in. "Did Encolpius drink all the satyrion there was
 6    2,  35|          could sing, so I ordered a drink; a boy near at hand instantly
 7    2,  45|           warm in a bath, but a hot drink's as good as an overcoat:
 8    2,  54|            the cook, he was given a drink and a silver crown and a
 9    2,  68| afterthought, "If anyone refuses to drink, pour it on his head: business
10    2,  71|             we have to piss hot and drink cold, the way things are
11    2,  73|            and said, as he poured a drink for him, "You get better
12    2,  75|         kept them down; and they'll drink the water of freedom if
13    2,  78|      Daedalus was taking a long hot drink, Fortunata ground pepper
14    4, 115|         host. Refreshed by food and drink, she then began to attack
15    4, 117|             I took neither food nor drink but looked askance at them
16    5, 141|              cases,~The rabble will drink in his words with concern~
17    5, 145|             their name from a cheap drink sold in the dens they frequented.~
18    5, 148|     prolonged in luscious cups. You drink water and are ever for hurrying
19    5, 150|         says: 'Look upon this, then drink and enjoy yourself; for
20    5, 153|       winking at Pyrallis, never to drink without lifting the cup
21    5, 153|           other's kisses while they drink;~Which with the sparkling
22    5, 160|          some sweet wine for him to drink, I fondled him, the only
23    6     |             of the belly, we do not drink Thasian wine, or consume
24    6     |              and still, though they drink in insults, though they