Book, Chapter

 1    1,  24|     took two ribbons from her bosom and bound our feet with
 2    2,  61|   could wipe his hands on her bosom; a thousand dinars it cost
 3    3,  95|      for the lad, his shapely bosom was heaving continuously
 4    3,  95|    armed men." I kissed that, bosom, so full of prudence, threw
 5    4, 105|       fell in a faint upon my bosom and remained unconscious
 6    4, 115|    useless grief, or rend her bosom with unavailing sobs; the
 7    4, 115|    she beat and lacerated her bosom more vehemently than before
 8    4, 117|       this time, covering his bosom with kisses one minute and
 9    4, 125|       anger that wars in this bosom,~The flame no less poignant,
10    4, 126| together the gorge in Earth's bosom.~By auspices straightway
11    4, 127|       penates~Conceals in his bosom; then, weeping, takes leave
12    4, 128|    with serpents,~Her hideous bosom is visible under her tatters,~
13    4, 128|   words then~Burst out of her bosom malignant: 'To arms, now,
14    5, 135|  times to drop stones into my bosom, each stone she wrapped
15    5, 142|    that divine, that heavenly bosom, perhaps the virility would
16    5, 153|      from the virgin's chaste bosom: for, placed by the hapless
17    5, 153| kissed it and put it into her bosom under her girdle! It was
18    5, 153|       apple broke,~And at her bosom aim'd the stroke,~While
19    6     |       twice snatched from the bosom of Abraham and he was never