Book, Chapter

 1    1,  22|         and fell to running her fingers through the long hair that
 2    2,  31|     when Trimalchio snapped his fingers; the eunuch, hearing the
 3    2,  31|     hands, barely moistened his fingers, and dried them upon a boy'
 4    2,  68| laughter, "Buck! Buck! How many fingers do I hold up!" When Trimalchio
 5    2,  75| tribunal, five gold rings on my fingers, pouring out coin from a
 6    5, 131|  punctuating her words with her fingers, "Dear boy, if you are not
 7    5, 139|        mandate and with careful fingers separate the beans from
 8    5, 141|     under my hands and, when my fingers had all been spread out
 9    5, 145|   presses the clitoris with his fingers and makes the upper part
10    5, 148|   accents of love, and delicate fingers. Have some sense of shame
11    5, 159| indicate shamelessness with his fingers," Chapter 10. "With tears
12    5, 159|     forth and the two adjoining fingers bent down, so that the hand
13    5, 159|       That this position of the fingers was an indecent symbol is
14    5, 159|      behind them, raising their fingers in a suggestive manner similar
15    5, 159|   person touched by the playful fingers of the pleasure-seeker,
16    5, 159|  colonies. This position of the fingers was supposed to represent
17    5, 159|    middle finger with the other fingers and thumb bent under in