Book, Chapter

 1    1,   5|         give me a guide who will lead me to my children, my limbs
 2    2,  40|          in such a fashion as to lead you to think that a gladiator
 3    2,  47|          sure was Fortune's son! Lead turned to gold in his hands.
 4    2,  58|       for fear his prayers would lead up to some ridiculous theatrical
 5    2,  77|      finally asked the porter to lead us to the place and, throwing
 6    3, 102|      your fortunes and you still lead a life of misery, and every
 7    4, 103|         if you wish to follow my lead. Ascyltos persecutes you
 8    4, 110|    affairs: what did they do but lead these scoundrels aboard
 9    4, 111|        When penitence manages to lead their fugitives back, harsh
10    4, 121|    Hercules, I would not I would lead you all to great riches!"
11    5, 135| commenced to wait for Chrysis to lead me on my way. I took a short
12    5, 143|       seriously. I followed this lead and appeared before the
13    5, 160|   wrinkles, plastered with white lead, looked like the cracks