Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   4|        forgery might have been completely successful had he not acknowledged
 2    1,  15|        my knowing it. At last, completely fagged out, and unable to
 3    1,  26|  vermillion, while he drowsed. Completely exhausted by so many untoward
 4    1,  29|       the nuptial rites. I was completely out of countenance, and
 5    3,  98|   words, get out quick!" Taken completely aback by this onslaught,
 6    4, 104|    turned pale as death. I was completely terrified, and, as though
 7    4, 105|  wailed, "you've vanquished me completely, at last!" As for Giton,
 8    4, 107| Eumolpus covered our foreheads completely, with large letters and,
 9    5, 130|         naturally wavy, flowed completely over her shoulders; her
10    5, 133|       Giton, seeing that I was completely enervated, and) fearing