Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|     addition, Lycas took the trouble of calling my attention
 2    2,  47|     a ready tongue, he was a trouble maker and no man. Now his
 3    2,  55|     out the dent without any trouble. When he had done that,
 4    3,  86|      that I did not get into trouble. I was held up, as a matter
 5    3,  94|      day, for fear of having trouble with you." "Good," I replied, "
 6    4, 106|    our bellies wouldn't make trouble for us, of course, and we'
 7    4, 109| members had gotten them into trouble certainly deserved some
 8    4, 121|    this scheme, that he have trouble with his stomach and find
 9    5, 133|      ll find a cure for your trouble. Just return a diplomatic
10    5, 134|      cannot imagine what the trouble was. You bid me beware of
11    5, 138|   with getting yourself into trouble, you have stirred up the
12    5, 144|     one deserves to get into trouble more quickly than he who
13    5, 160|     get out of my sight, you trouble maker, you're all ears and