Book, Chapter

 1    1,  30|   Pannychis fell out of bed, and dragged Giton after her, by her
 2    2,  76|      haul the swimmer out, I was dragged into the pool myself. The
 3    3,  83|         part of a mortal hour we dragged our bleeding feet over all
 4    3,  93|        Mount Ida~Were felled and dragged down; the hewn timbers were
 5    3,  99|      clogs which were not mates, dragged in an immense dog on a chain,
 6    4, 109|        common; only last night I dragged them away from her, reeking
 7    4, 115|       all as an unusual example, dragged through the fifth day without
 8    4, 116|        the laxness of the watch, dragged the hanging corpse down
 9    5, 136|     lifted up to heaven and then dragged down to hell by you? Was
10    5, 160| extraordinary harmony. Agamemnon dragged his companions into the