Book, Chapter

 1    1,   7| these exercises. Unless they spoke in accordance with the dictates
 2    1,  23|   the women. (Then Quartilla spoke up, finally,) "I gave orders
 3    2,  44|      boar fed on," and as he spoke, some slaves removed the
 4    2,  45|     for a bowl of wine, Dama spoke up, "A day's nothing at
 5    2,  48|    them in the town hall: he spoke no parables, not he! He
 6    2,  68|  here, Plocamus," Trimalchio spoke up, "haven't you anything
 7    2,  73|     served, until Trimalchio spoke up. "Everything you see
 8    3,  84|      this dispute," Ascyltos spoke up, "let the boy follow
 9    3,  96|       I called out, and as I spoke, I peeped cautiously through
10    4, 117|   arrogance of a master, but spoke as a friend asking a favor; (
11    5, 141|      of the priesthood!"~She spoke, and from her trembling
12    6     |   his parasite and his slave spoke of nothing but the passions
13    6     |   upon the courtesans. As he spoke eloquently of the incalculable