Book, Chapter

 1    1,  30|   back to our inn where,) throwing ourselves upon the bed,
 2    2,  46|   of them; it's just like throwing it down a well! An old love'
 3    2,  61| and ridiculed everything; throwing up his hands, he laughed
 4    2,  77| lead us to the place and, throwing off our clothing, which
 5    4, 106|  by cutting his throat or throwing him overboard by force.
 6    5, 135|  not try me instead?" and throwing myself bodily into her arms,
 7    5, 140|  I retraced my steps and, throwing off my garments, I took
 8    5, 143| when Chrysis came in and, throwing herself upon me, embraced
 9    5, 145|  Master," cries the girl, throwing herself at his feet, "pity
10    5, 160|   dancer was skipping and throwing somersaults on a tightrope,