Book, Chapter

1  Int,   2|  Mephistopheles and Wagner, they moved and had their being without
2    1,  21|      when I came here: I am more moved by your age than I am by
3    1,  22|         breast in my bed; and I, moved by pity and by apprehension,
4    1,  30|      laughed themselves sick, so moved were they by that ludicrous
5    3, 102| reconciled if I should perish!" (Moved by our troubles, but particularly
6    4, 105|  deception, and the pilot may be moved to mercy and grant your
7    4, 114|        real Giton, Tryphaena was moved to tears, and then for the
8    5, 136|      averted look~He stood, less moved by any word of mine~Than
9    6     |        whereat I have often been moved to laughter. How comes it,