Book, Chapter

 1    1,  28|      did you?" Then, fearing my companion would come off better than
 2    1,  30|       the soldier's orders, his companion bound Quartilla and myself
 3    2,  66|     When I looked around for my companion, he had stripped himself
 4    4, 121| undertook to supply whatever my companion in robbery had need of,
 5    4, 128|         a refuge~Meek Faith her companion, and Justice with locks
 6    5, 137|         Bacchus and the nymphs, companion boon,~Whom fair Dione set
 7    5, 145|         no man but your bathing companion, Cotta, only the baths supply
 8    5, 156|       the old man. 'He took his companion down many stairs, into a
 9    5, 156|        old man announced to his companion: 'now shalt thou learn how
10    6     |        for a long time the good companion of Pericles, and contributed