Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|       who had put up there to escape the storm. The jam prevented
 2    1,  18|      for fear our loot should escape us in the interim, we resolved
 3    1,  30|    began to meditate means of escape. I made my intentions known
 4    2,  76|  hunting for the bath we will escape in the crowd." Giton led
 5    2,  77|      in it, and one could not escape his disgusting bragging
 6    3,  87|       Hylas was struggling to escape from the embrace of the
 7    4     | ENCOLPIUS, GITON AND EUMOLPUS ESCAPE BY SEA~  ~The Embarkation ~
 8    4, 123|      men with his teeth shall escape, for by that~His value to
 9    5, 142|   Stop thief." I made good my escape, however, although every
10    5, 154|     the offense, he shall not escape punishment. Hospitality
11    5, 156|       is too late for them to escape the murderous knife. One