Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   3|      makes him believe that even worse misfortunes are in store
 2    1,   8|          at in the forum, and, a worse symptom than either, no
 3    1,  24|   groaned, "if you have anything worse in store, bring it on quickly
 4    2,  48|          that things are getting worse every day; this colony grows
 5    2,  51|       solid! I don't know of any worse torment than having to hold
 6    4, 106| themselves into the sea, fearing worse punishment; and when the
 7    5, 134|          enjoying you could grow worse! But my apology amounts
 8    5, 136|        merry over my mishaps or, worse yet, that Giton might be
 9    5, 145|      they render their own flesh worse! I admonish my friends,
10    5, 145|         as they altered and grew worse. The "Jus Trium Librorum,"
11    5, 145|         Conditions grew steadily worse with the passage of time
12    5, 145|       besought her for something worse still; she voluptuously
13    5, 160|        underwent changes for the worse is manifest from the representation