Book, Chapter

 1    2,  67|           here, no harm to what I touch. We heard a scream, but
 2    2,  71|           than that? She wouldn't touch even a drop of water till
 3    2,  77|        upon their knees, tried to touch the ends of their toes by
 4    3,  87|       drawn with such subtlety of touch, and were so life-like in
 5    5, 130|           Here's Dana's self! But touch that lovely form~Thy limbs
 6    5, 151|          choosing Marsyae, adds a touch of sarcastic realism, for
 7    5, 158|        customary for the nurse to touch the lips and forehead of
 8    5, 159| establishment," Martial, i, 93~To touch the posteriors lewdly with
 9    6     |           made young again by the touch little children applied
10    6     |       hand. Oh, who would dare to touch a subject handled by Diderot?~
11    6     |        which the sun's rays never touch. Thus did Mexence bind in