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quadgram	frequency
in the meane season	30
in such sort that	24
on the other side	18
and by and by	16
by reason of the	16
the middle of the	15
could in no wise	13
in the middle of	13
had spoken these words	13
chapter how apuleius was	12
the first officer said	12
before the face of	12
by and by the	11
he said to himself	11
and when they had	10
at the same time	10
after that i had	9
to the end i	9
of so great a	8
it would have been	8
the master of the	8
and on the other	8
of the death of	8
tooke me by the	8
on the one side	8
the top of the	8
the end i might	8
by little and little	8
master of the house	8
and when he had	7
a great number of	7
the hands of the	7
out of the bed	7
the light of the	7
part of his body	7
me by the halter	7
downe to the ground	7
the chest of drawers	7
and to the intent	7
the side of the	7
the face of all	6
that it was not	6
so that he could	6
for the first time	6
that is to say	6
to open the door	6
a good part of	6
by reason of my	6
in all the world	6
the face of the	6
the end of the	6
the residue of the	6
on the other hand	6
as if she had	6
you shall understand that	6
the servants of the	6
until such time as	6
in the midst of	6
after that we had	6
the door of the	6
for a long time	6
the mouth of the	6
fortuned to come to	6
but i pray you	6
that i could not	6
i will tell you	6
at the end of	6
servants of the house	6
and to the end	6
untill such time as	6
as soone as he	6
the rest of the	6
by reason of his	6
in every part of	5
when she had spoken	5
i am not able	5
that he would not	5
in the living room	5
to the intent i	5
to the end he	5
to the intent to	5
that i was in	5
did not uncover any	5
the three gentlemen had	5
i could in no	5
uncover any evidence that	5
in the next room	5
after that he had	5
this etext was produced	5
when he had done	5
the company of the	5
and that i should	5
the cause of her	5
he was forced to	5
as soone as i	5
as if he were	5
up and down the	5
when i was a	5
to the intent that	5
extensive research did not	5
not uncover any evidence	5
for the time being	5
which when i heard	5
with a loud voyce	5
i pray you tell	5
as if he had	5
evidence that the u	5
etext was produced from	5
back into his room	5
the other side of	5
that by reason of	5
any evidence that the	5
copyright on this publication	5
then the old woman	5
and when we were	5
but to the end	5
that there was a	5
so that he was	5
research did not uncover	5
that he was not	5
i fortuned to espy	5
as soon as he	5
we fortuned to come	5
on the top of	5
would in no wise	5
by and by a	5
he spoke to her	5
on this publication was	5
this publication was renewed	5
be put to death	5
could not tell what	5
thinke you not that	4
was out of the	4
now and then he	4
every part of the	4
the waves of the	4
body out of the	4
devised with my selfe	4
every now and then	4
part of the city	4
amongst whom there was	4
but i that was	4
the beauty of the	4
his body out of	4
in front of her	4
against the door and	4
and that i was	4
in the morning when	4
to the top of	4
a hole in the	4
face of the goddesse	4
such time as the	4
of the old woman	4
the old woman was	4
out of the way	4
from under the couch	4
we came to a	4
he ran up to	4
the gate of the	4
key in the lock	4
other side of the	4
the sight of the	4
and when he was	4
to give her the	4
said the chief clerk	4
till such time as	4
turned out to be	4
of the next village	4
to come to a	4
the wife of the	4
when we were come	4
the mother of the	4
fortuned on a day	4
throughout all the world	4
according to the custome	4
the chief clerk had	4
that his wife was	4
the door to the	4
the edge of the	4
mother and sister would	4
which when she had	4
after that hee had	4
and after that we	4
her in his arms	4
for a long while	4
out of the room	4
that it was a	4
they came to the	4
the speed of light	4
there was one that	4
he could not help	4
image of the goddesse	4
for the safeguard of	4
to the end that	4
ran out of the	4
for on the one	4
when we had passed	4
he called to her	4
for a little while	4
the water of the	4
had been brought up	4
in forme of a	4
the puissance of the	4
that she would not	4
but there was no	4
out of the house	4
not tell what to	4
the inhabitants of the	4
and when she was	4
of all the world	4
am not able to	4
whom there was one	4
before the gate of	4
would have been more	4
then one of the	4
shape of an asse	4
a great company of	4
no manner of person	4
by the providence of	4
by the commandement of	4
the rest of his	4
in no wise be	4
that they had lost	4
you not that i	4
and as it were	4
the end he might	4
one of the company	4
spake in this sort	4
and went to the	4
the key in the	4
and how he was	4
for the rest of	4
in danger of death	4
that you would have	4
by the name of	4
what he was doing	4
part of our journey	4
the presence of the	4
as if she were	4
and then he would	4
the image of the	4
not suffer me to	4
such sort that i	4
a great quantity of	4
reason of the great	4
i was well nigh	4
and when i was	4
all the whole matter	4
and in the meane	4
it was the same	4
was not able to	4
on the next morrow	4
vixen and her children	4
that she was not	4
and after they had	4
the chief clerk in	4
such things as were	4
to be put to	4
over to the door	4
fell downe to the	3
them out of the	3
but when they had	3
by and by they	3
the commandement of his	3
by the hand and	3
out of the question	3
and they seemed to	3
why dost thou not	3
accompanied with a great	3
would not suffer me	3
i pray you take	3
went into the chamber	3
leaped out of the	3
it would be a	3
and ignorant of the	3
of the company of	3
the feare of so	3
to be one of	3
the little round things	3
for i know that	3
when he had got	3
i pray you to	3
a great deal of	3
that he did not	3
and other things necessary	3
i was greatly astonied	3
condemned to be eaten	3
but when he saw	3
how apuleius was accused	3
and not without cause	3
door to the living	3
the head of the	3
all things in the	3
the body of the	3
of his body out	3
so that he would	3
at the first entry	3
on the floor of	3
if one demanded whether	3
that he had not	3
the only one who	3
the time being he	3
he lifted his head	3
his pleasure with her	3
face of all the	3
to the ground and	3
did not have the	3
was not a little	3
with all his strength	3
which when he had	3
gan say in this	3
by and by after	3
on the basis of	3
that we had passed	3
he came to his	3
in his hand and	3
to whom i answered	3
the end thou maist	3
his vixen and the	3
him into such a	3
to the door of	3
out of her hand	3
and after that the	3
he was able to	3
if it be so	3
he went into the	3
more valiant than the	3
the surface of the	3
i pray you give	3
been able to get	3
after that she had	3
got out of the	3
for by and by	3
had gone a good	3
it is not without	3
when he perceived that	3
of the house of	3
things as were necessary	3
wherefore i pray you	3
the death of her	3
of the number of	3
the treasure of the	3
and there was the	3
a little while before	3
by the death of	3
by reason it was	3
fifty peeces of gold	3
be delivered from all	3
then they began to	3
say in this sort	3
out into the garden	3
to come into the	3
as soone as she	3
out in front of	3
middle of the three	3
if he had to	3
by the puissance of	3
which when shee had	3
it be so that	3
top of the mountaine	3
they came to a	3
and spoke to her	3
he said to the	3
to him that he	3
when night was come	3
priests of the goddesse	3
her upon my backe	3
the priests of the	3
in spite of her	3
but as for me	3
was well nigh dead	3
to refresh my selfe	3
seventh chapter how apuleius	3
came to my remembrance	3
door of his room	3
and when i had	3
if it were not	3
not contented with this	3
turned the key in	3
and went to bed	3
to get back to	3
thou shalt see no	3
with the water of	3
but above all things	3
if you want to	3
be one of the	3
above the residue of	3
if he had been	3
it was out of	3
the intent i might	3
in the mean season	3
and he would have	3
then one of them	3
now perceive i well	3
it was impossible for	3
you would have thought	3
got into the habit	3
as much as i	3
and when i came	3
faint wave of mush	3
a great part of	3
the gates of the	3
all the time he	3
i thought that the	3
her selfe headlong into	3
into the living room	3
he would have to	3
the next morning he	3
at that time i	3
she tooke a great	3
of all the people	3
in spite of all	3
and said that her	3
to the other side	3
valiant than the rest	3
as fast as he	3
thought with my selfe	3
ran up to the	3
for i had rather	3
the room on his	3
by the halter and	3
pray you tell me	3
never so much as	3
into the middle of	3
was a young man	3
downe upon the bed	3
but at last he	3
the violence of the	3
of the three gentlemen	3
and that was the	3
it was not possible	3
in his right hand	3
was the cause of	3
said the first officer	3
him by the hand	3
downe on the ground	3
out from under the	3
get rid of it	3
out of the window	3
him in this manner	3
such sort that she	3
because i would not	3
they had gone about	3
and one of them	3
of such as were	3
he could think of	3
having no regard to	3
in the afternoon he	3
there was an old	3
that i should be	3
have to go and	3
him out of his	3
me in such sort	3
the sound of the	3
love that i beare	3
to know the matter	3
the good man of	3
what was going on	3
and when night came	3
was the only one	3
into the habit of	3
got up and went	3
he had reached the	3
as an e being	3
the lower part of	3
back to the settlement	3
such sort that he	3
she led him to	3
i am right glad	3
morning when he woke	3
man of the house	3
with the bloud of	3
the name of the	3
in so short a	3
downe at the table	3
if he did not	3
by reason of their	3
i went to the	3
gone a good part	3
had to do was	3
thus when i had	3
in the middest of	3
against the young man	3
and therewithall he tooke	3
as though she would	3
in front of him	3
the doores of the	3
entred into the house	3
but first i will	3
and came to the	3
that i was not	3
into the next room	3
brought me to the	3
about in the countrey	3
how do you know	3
renowned throughout all the	3
if he wanted to	3
he came to the	3
to the end thou	3
by the vertue of	3
take pitty upon me	3
to the window and	3
had to admit that	3
every part of his	3
climbed out of the	3
in the room on	3
the death of lepolemus	3
not by what meanes	3
i was a man	3
the people of the	3
door of the flat	3
on his back and	3
such things as was	3
vixen and the cubs	3
of the dogge with	3
i will shew you	3
for the death of	3
and after that i	3
good part of our	3
in the honour of	3
to get rid of	3
he looked about him	3
with a great staffe	3
you not know that	3
to come to the	3
that she could not	3
that i was well	3
i am come to	3
to be a woman	3
came into the chamber	3
in his present state	3
by and by she	3
lead me to the	3
and said to her	3
of the great multitude	3
when they came to	3
let the chief clerk	3
as if they had	3
heat of the sunne	3
to the intent he	3
the boy that was	3
in this sort the	3
good man of the	3
passed by the way	3
was an old man	3
the point of death	3
the residue of their	3
it was already late	3
to speake in this	3
one of the servants	3
betimes in the morning	3
that he should be	3
the next day following	3
that he could not	3
if it be a	3
he looked at her	3
as well as he	3
to himself that he	3
but as it were	3
when this was done	3
i pray thee by	3
the first thing he	3
but by reason of	3
as much gold and	3
a great multitude of	3
the death of the	3
he had used to	3
such sort that they	3
was not contented with	3
he was going to	3
to the chief clerk	3
of the goddesse siria	3
by reason of her	3
wife had run away	3
which when i had	3
it was only when	3
such sort that you	3
there would be a	3
to the living room	3
while he was still	3
when they had gone	3
from the table and	3
it seemed to him	3
and put in prison	3
early in the morning	3
demanded whether he should	3
and after that he	3
saw that it was	3
what would become of	3
as if he could	3
lower part of his	3
all the servants of	3
when i had ended	3
i thought that i	3
when she was a	3
it fortuned on a	3
was produced from galaxy	3
into the hands of	3
that i was a	3
i am a man	3
speake in this sort	3
at the point of	3
and in the end	3
one of her neighbours	3
as quickly as possible	3
seemed to see the	3
did not want to	3
in a way that	3
so great a mischiefe	3
third chapter how apuleius	3
all the standers by	3
and tied me to	3
me by the hand	3
a thing impossible to	2
and now the poore	2
pray you take heed	2
wife of the fuller	2
perceiving that it was	2
then back to him	2
had had enough of	2
up into his arms	2
city of all thessaly	2
if there be any	2
i would not seeme	2
passed a great part	2
bring her purpose to	2
should be tyed and	2
him away from the	2
when he heard the	2
i swear to you	2
and in such a	2
his officers and men	2
with a loud voice	2
me cruelly with a	2
he should be accused	2
parts of his body	2
with a great many	2
some of the time	2
a food flood due	2
the third planet of	2
and thinke you not	2
o good lord what	2
by the appointment of	2
osiris appeared to me	2
led to the same	2
that he had a	2
thought that she had	2
so i went back	2
know where you are	2
it was not until	2
as he had been	2
much gold and silver	2
may she not have	2
there was no need	2
thing he wanted to	2
that shee should be	2
i hold thee my	2
on the morrow he	2
to cut off my	2
great lamentation and weeping	2
the chief clerk himself	2
such time as they	2
i needed was a	2
her husband in this	2
waves of the sea	2
he would have been	2
without a word and	2
sat at the table	2
that he had ever	2
pray thee by thy	2
that in so short	2
which when hee had	2
on the far side	2
a minute or two	2
then he brought me	2
was appointed to be	2
made the sign of	2
a long time he	2
great part of our	2
doe greatly feare to	2
was compelled to cry	2
and that is how	2
he had completely forgotten	2
embraced and kissed me	2
body was too broad	2
a quarter of an	2
of the age of	2
ran to meet them	2
the marriage of cupid	2
shee would in no	2
came to him and	2
and in the other	2
found that she was	2
muck men stick together	2
all he could do	2
the feare of the	2
up out of the	2
was going to be	2
with all my heart	2
the cleaner came in	2
heate of the sunne	2
first chapter how apuleius	2
and thought to pull	2
he let himself fall	2
first i will tell	2
after the endurance of	2
water of the sea	2
when he woke up	2
prayed that i might	2
to escape from me	2
the thing which i	2
to the next city	2
for the great priest	2
and to looke for	2
daily more and more	2
and so on till	2
to the eares of	2
the middest of his	2
she had spoken these	2
what she had done	2
by the hands of	2
the first officer as	2
they bare in their	2
with mine owne hands	2
he not contented with	2
not be able to	2
to the place where	2
and the residue of	2
tooke the pot in	2
was not listening to	2
though he called her	2
a few minutes he	2
tyed and yoked to	2
vestiment was of fine	2
when he had throwne	2
he did not have	2
armed with fire and	2
one of them being	2
what it was to	2
for the feare that	2
we had gone a	2
he had to do	2
before they came to	2
had she been able	2
she climbed out of	2
hanging downe to the	2
declared all the whole	2
i will ensure you	2
that you should be	2
a certaine kind of	2
the intent i would	2
cruelly with a great	2
god forbid that i	2
of his vixen and	2
that i felt the	2
gentlemen who rented the	2
so let it hang	2
caused the baker and	2
back to where he	2
sometimes in the mornings	2
according to her desire	2
fawning on him and	2
opened the door to	2
into one of the	2
is not without cause	2
for a little money	2
with one of his	2
he were a man	2
in the morning she	2
that was the cause	2
see if i could	2
be brought to passe	2
easy for him to	2
a loud voice to	2
to a man of	2
that she was gone	2
by all kind of	2
to come to supper	2
he drew out his	2
the visions of the	2
of the goddesse syria	2
cried out in this	2
people of the towne	2
a shame to let	2
from side to side	2
her to come back	2
more often than not	2
we have to try	2
two at a stretch	2
is blessed and most	2
her in this manner	2
to the master of	2
to save his life	2
that if any man	2
be of good cheere	2
go out into the	2
produced from galaxy magazine	2
at gregor as he	2
into the drawing room	2
with my selfe all	2
i returned to my	2
in continuance of time	2
there was none of	2
brought me into a	2
as it were for	2
the midst of life	2
that she had some	2
service of the goddesse	2
other way of explaining	2
i beare unto you	2
the truth must be	2
her run about like	2
by the old woman	2
to keep her from	2
he woke suddenly with	2
certain she was dead	2
i would to god	2
that he was the	2
so that she might	2
to whom the charge	2
esteeme the pleasure which	2
room on his right	2
more and more to	2
notice that he had	2
spoken these words she	2
at the fall of	2
think of any other	2
naked swords in their	2
the names of schools	2
the oracle of apollo	2
my selfe to see	2
there was no long	2
that she never saw	2
that all the people	2
so bold as to	2
was only able to	2
better overview than the	2
swords in their hands	2
looked at him in	2
to seeke for other	2
drew out his sword	2
and fed her with	2
he looked around the	2
of any other way	2
cried with a loud	2
that i am come	2
my master the gardener	2
spoken these words he	2
sound of the door	2
i perceived that he	2
she stared at him	2
than if she were	2
was only when he	2
downe upon the ground	2
one to play with	2
at the foot of	2
in manner of a	2
i greatly desire to	2
in fashion of a	2
never saw the shape	2
the great danger which	2
feare of so great	2
if you were myne	2
the fields to pasture	2
insomuch that i could	2
know that he is	2
such a one as	2
the cause of their	2
and then he came	2
spake unto me saying	2
of the night before	2
apuleius was accused by	2
to the custome of	2
every one of us	2
i should say that	2
in a few more	2
approached nigh unto the	2
she gave her a	2
now that she had	2
in the beginning of	2
being in this mood	2
of cupid and psyches	2
on the ground as	2
no sign of her	2
the fates have appointed	2
soone as he perceived	2
to the gates of	2
began to speake in	2
above all things in	2
as i pray you	2
there a few dayes	2
are we to do	2
would become of his	2
to her to come	2
i espied an old	2
the heart of the	2
of the question to	2
marriage of cupid and	2
was delivered of a	2
he had to be	2
and because it was	2
was in her power	2
mother and sister to	2
but when hee was	2
he could see that	2
my body with this	2
any other way of	2
he that is so	2
could do was to	2
it was in her	2
in his head and	2
blessed and most blessed	2
a faint wave of	2
did not know that	2
whether i were gentle	2
go and earn money	2
such as are more	2
have been more than	2
all the mischiefes that	2
he threatned to slay	2
what i can doe	2
playing hide and seek	2
the vision which she	2
according to the divine	2
the occasion of all	2
edge of the copse	2
of the double doors	2
best for me to	2
never to returne againe	2
who as soon as	2
other side perceiving that	2
crying with a loud	2
sign of the cross	2
under the shape of	2
go back into his	2
to look after it	2
he should have run	2
he had to stop	2
locked in a leyden	2
the night in pastime	2
she was compelled to	2
with the chief clerk	2
it was plain to	2
as he had done	2
him a thousand times	2
one of her servants	2
i thought with my	2
sir i pray you	2
pitty upon me and	2
a man of singular	2
for any thing else	2
into his room with	2
the door and listening	2
and declared to his	2
head out of the	2
fortuned to passe by	2
back to the cottage	2
she looked at him	2
saw no manner of	2
quarter of an hour	2
could be expected to	2
time of year to	2
a good draught thereof	2
house of milo of	2
hundred and fifty thousand	2
brought him to the	2
and if it be	2
in the morning while	2
the one side i	2
fast as he could	2
of so worthy a	2
he by and by	2
presently fell downe to	2
these things when i	2
old man with a	2
demanded the cause of	2
registred in the bookes	2
room to crawl about	2
i am ashamed to	2
out of his house	2
him to think of	2
in this manner he	2
insomuch that i was	2
from the living room	2
him that he should	2
some of them were	2
should be found to	2
then he got up	2
the other side to	2
it were not for	2
and slammed the door	2
the victory of beauty	2
not know that he	2
after that they had	2
all kind of meanes	2
and by she called	2
he had become so	2
is not living with	2
they were not at	2
it could not be	2
bare in his hand	2
the parents and friends	2
be stoned to death	2
but for all that	2
as soone as they	2
not that i am	2
beauty of the goddesse	2
he held up his	2
when they had spoken	2
the day was past	2
after that we were	2
there was no answer	2
looked over at the	2
led him to the	2
i charge thee to	2
then gave it me	2
for any meate or	2
thought i with my	2
shalt see no more	2
tooke him by the	2
off all her garments	2
i saw i was	2
set out the same	2
a long time at	2
of citron and ivory	2
the accomplishment of his	2
brought forth the lampe	2
my selfe in such	2
all the time she	2
the cub in his	2
what happened to the	2
there is no other	2
to me such things	2
of the house with	2
as time went on	2
to make sacrifice withall	2
he would have done	2
his mother with the	2
there was a great	2
i came into the	2
to espy a pleasant	2
and looked in my	2
to my new master	2
was condemned to be	2
the use of the	2
that he had no	2
and there i was	2
there was so much	2
of the dead slider	2
though it was already	2
and i will ensure	2
was so much more	2
had never seen such	2
she never so much	2
then i began to	2
god osiris appeared to	2
which when psyches did	2
i have nourished thee	2
it is impossible to	2
partly because he should	2
that every one was	2
so that gregor would	2
i were gentle or	2
that there was no	2
of the colour of	2
to his sister and	2
to act like one	2
who rented the room	2
parts of her body	2
as he did so	2
on the third planet	2
with the corruption of	2
a long time ago	2
thou shalt feele the	2
the other a cooke	2
not able to endure	2
a halter to hang	2
and in the morning	2
the bodies of the	2
would not be able	2
her such things as	2
do sweare by the	2
corner of the house	2
be deprived of all	2
when he came back	2
when i saw that	2
that you will not	2
by now he had	2
when they had been	2
become used to the	2
i cannot abide to	2
as a matter of	2
go of the door	2
should have run back	2
so worthy a prey	2
to go and earn	2
slider egg in his	2
and by the great	2
walls of the city	2
though he were a	2
so great a god	2
crack in the door	2
the gentleman in the	2
on her belly and	2
that i have been	2
that thou art most	2
on the ground covered	2
but if it be	2
he had well laded	2
but i shall not	2
broyling heat of the	2
in a bed of	2
one of his horses	2
from the top of	2
i saw there a	2
white tag to his	2
one of my servants	2
this young and tender	2
might be delivered from	2
and thinke not that	2
was no long delay	2
was a man i	2
verily it is not	2
could just understand us	2
the centre of the	2
is the principall city	2
certaine signes and tokens	2
for the love of	2
save the life of	2
in the other a	2
it was evident that	2
charge of me was	2
out of her chamber	2
he did so he	2
the shape of an	2
in a straight line	2
it was not a	2
him and kissed him	2
of year to do	2
neither is it any	2
all i can say	2
sayd that i should	2
in this sort i	2
principall city of all	2
whether he should not	2
he should have a	2
how he would have	2
he wanted to be	2
know if it were	2
did not at all	2
he thought of was	2
to send her to	2
i brake the halter	2
and by little and	2
truth of the matter	2
the generation of beasts	2
that she had been	2
chariot of the sunne	2
together in one house	2
the appointment of her	2
and seeming as though	2
till she was so	2
then there was a	2
and so let it	2
it was impossible to	2
looked in my mouth	2
had to be held	2
top of the hill	2
brought in a tall	2
holding her by the	2
effusion of humane blood	2
drew out their swords	2
said to himself that	2
east part of the	2
a cup of wine	2
the baker and cooke	2
which was prepared to	2
selfe upon the bed	2
was happily delivered from	2
which when they had	2
his servants to take	2
the other side i	2
all that she had	2
a look at the	2
is in danger of	2
shee embraced and kissed	2
out of the clearing	2
but in the morning	2
one of thy sops	2
i was in the	2
a corner of the	2
apuleius was sold to	2
under the jurisdiction of	2
he had ever been	2
his mother was not	2
for a team of	2
the door was opened	2
a few hours later	2
any meate or drinke	2
and it is possible	2
which was appointed to	2
let her run about	2
the chief clerk was	2
to whom he answered	2
the novelty of the	2
in one of his	2
and crowned with garlands	2
and the other horses	2
a man of great	2
me thought i saw	2
now shal you know	2
but he had scarce	2
that it is a	2
take him to the	2
a tall young man	2
to tell you the	2
but the physitian perceiving	2
she was a child	2
the service of the	2
you if it were	2
i thought best to	2
there a good space	2
it had to be	2
the top of a	2
for i will not	2
to the next village	2
she had made a	2
there was no doubt	2
yet thinke not but	2
tooke mee by the	2
part of the world	2
on one of his	2
of the injury which	2
unto the biere and	2
that it would have	2
will tell you what	2
they had had enough	2
it were best for	2
so that he might	2
whom the charge of	2
he could not do	2
of the upklin flowers	2
that she had forgotten	2
which would have been	2
benefit which i received	2
her selfe in this	2
the other side perceiving	2
there was a long	2
jealous over his wife	2
she had been brought	2
as he lay there	2
was so weary that	2
will all come right	2
to see if i	2
the table and took	2
if he had known	2
of her neighbours houses	2
without the walls of	2
selfe how i might	2
he wanted to do	2
came in a great	2
to lick his hand	2
to make use of	2
me with gentle words	2
the house of milo	2
in the end she	2
wanted to be at	2
first officer said with	2
thou thinke that i	2
the heat of the	2
tooke up my packet	2
when i had well	2
me such things as	2
were gentle or no	2
end of that time	2
was only one thing	2
that he could only	2
and there seemed to	2
opened into a little	2
because he should not	2
in a leyden jar	2
to try and get	2
the east part of	2
the house of the	2
to see her old	2
he brought me into	2
she shaked her head	2
to get himself upright	2
and a man of	2
the ruine of all	2
that there was something	2
he let go of	2
could see no sign	2
out to see what	2
i was constrained to	2
stopped the mouth of	2
never failed to delight	2
chest of drawers was	2
she opened the door	2
was already in tears	2
perceived that he was	2
of all the family	2
out in this sort	2
of the line of	2
he was surprised when	2
to endure any longer	2
they had lost the	2
be in danger of	2
of what had happened	2
the aid of the	2
use it as your	2
himself to the task	2
howbeit i could not	2
you are come to	2
and then gave it	2
he was aroused by	2
committed the night before	2
feathers did burgen out	2
in the time of	2
my selfe from all	2
of them had been	2
by reason that he	2
his flight into the	2
offered it to his	2
and settled down on	2
when night was passed	2
of the countrey there	2
glad to see him	2
the life of a	2
he saw that the	2
for i am not	2
when they had done	2
and by i went	2
that he was able	2
take as much gold	2
it was broad day	2
replenished with aboundance of	2
hands of the theeves	2
to the great prince	2
and when he perceived	2
he did not want	2
and beat her breast	2
and when she had	2
thou art he whom	2
the whole of the	2
it hurt him to	2
the pot wherein the	2
of feathers did burgen	2
forbid that i should	2
in a sound sleepe	2
how apuleius thinking to	2
on top of the	2
things in the world	2
and ran to the	2
was not his wife	2
to the boss and	2
filled my hungry guts	2
and it was plain	2
face to face with	2
who had been brought	2
taken and put in	2
according to the law	2
keep her from going	2
with an old woman	2
put thee to death	2
to the intent the	2
he was interrupted by	2
descended of the line	2
to depart to my	2
was pulled out of	2
it was enough to	2
of the latine tongue	2
and he could not	2
would have none of	2
he took her out	2
with my selfe in	2
in the direction of	2
be throwne out to	2
then thought i with	2
to stay in bed	2
came one of these	2
she would not look	2
her the fifty peeces	2
the beginning of the	2
he came to a	2
of myne host milo	2
as much as one	2
the residue of his	2
some manner of meanes	2
the living room where	2
the table garnished with	2
her selfe and her	2
after they had come	2
that it had been	2
the gods to witnesse	2
for in the night	2
hither and thither to	2
to the gate of	2
occurred to him that	2
thou art worthy to	2
by and by shee	2
with my selfe of	2
that was done to	2
had passed a great	2
eighth chapter how apuleius	2
so that they could	2
as farre as i	2
and he was surprised	2
but on the other	2
we had passed over	2
when he had reached	2
when i heard him	2
a cup of gold	2
and he was glad	2
wanted to do was	2
he would stroke his	2
it is a great	2
of such things as	2
on the side of	2
into the fields to	2
devised with our selves	2
when he had sold	2
while i considered these	2
but o good lord	2
whether thou be the	2
rejoiced to see him	2
when i heard these	2
men of the towne	2
out of the mouth	2
to pay attention to	2
is impossible to say	2
and in this manner	2
me downe upon the	2
it was a simple	2
produced from worlds of	2
the whole crew had	2
passed the night in	2
treasure of the house	2
ninth chapter how apuleius	2
nothing but that which	2
in the bookes of	2
if there had been	2
at any rate to	2
with a sort of	2
one of the others	2
from place to place	2
to the task of	2
he thought of the	2
he looked over at	2
fortuned to fall into	2
mouthpiece of his radio	2
spend the rest of	2
take in good part	2
but he did not	2
a thousand times and	2
one demanded whether he	2
tooke her by the	2
there was no longer	2
that the wife of	2
that he had never	2
he had spoken these	2
one after the other	2
her by the scruff	2
was delivered by the	2
would not have been	2
the door and he	2
who will desire thee	2
the name of my	2
with remembrance of the	2
you know where you	2
the other side were	2
as though i had	2
with her to the	2
the bottom of his	2
would stroke his vixen	2
sound of the instruments	2
members of the family	2
door of the garden	2
that i was no	2
you were myne owne	2
spake to me and	2
doe you not know	2
going out to work	2
to get himself a	2
to see what would	2
to his father to	2
it fortuned that while	2
had it not beene	2
yet thinke you not	2
the abhomination of this	2
so much that he	2
then i answered and	2
he had been living	2
no otherwise but that	2
in the country of	2
gold and silver as	2
the pleasure which i	2
gregor said to himself	2
mother of the boy	2
had never told him	2
down to the pond	2
it was so dark	2
me up by the	2
when she was come	2
then for any thing	2
not because he was	2
should know if it	2
to try to get	2
was going to have	2
cause any man to	2
so much of it	2
of singular courage and	2
according to our custome	2
as i accustomed to	2
he could see no	2
the direction of the	2
was amazed at the	2
taking the furniture away	2
in his left hand	2
or else to be	2
put off all her	2
at length they found	2
let her have her	2
the feare of death	2
of the people to	2
beside him on the	2
will desire thee to	2
mitigate the ire of	2
out to wild beasts	2
his sister began to	2
the husband of this	2
was not to be	2
was not possible for	2
fell downe dead before	2
space of three dayes	2
even though he had	2
and when morning came	2
the way to the	2
sweare by the goddesse	2
the place where she	2
had told his tale	2
the providence of god	2
and as he was	2
the time he had	2
in his arms and	2
pray you give eare	2
and losse of our	2
in the end the	2
put it on my	2
as well as if	2
ran into the next	2
to see her again	2
the destruction of all	2
length they came to	2
sorry in that i	2
to whom he should	2
had well laded me	2
and then ran down	2
of the god risus	2
that i thought that	2
shame to let her	2
which he had done	2
when he came out	2
fortuned to meet with	2
these and like words	2
put away all thy	2
they had not been	2
saw the shape of	2
beating me with a	2
commanded his servants to	2
could think of no	2
whereof one was a	2
the space of ten	2
of if science fiction	2
whole of the morning	2
from the time that	2
the chief petty officer	2
commanded that one should	2
further into his favour	2
they were wearie with	2
and while i considered	2
it as your owne	2
holy and divine things	2
his vixen and her	2
there stood another of	2
his wife was a	2
he had never been	2
more than they could	2
my hand to my	2
were unladen of our	2
to the service of	2
for him to bear	2
whereupon by and by	2
there was no person	2
though he was still	2
to the end she	2
i received of the	2
he could see her	2
there seemed to be	2
through the crack in	2
up to the bedroom	2
and i will do	2
by and by i	2
lest he should be	2
become of his vixen	2
the first time that	2
and that is the	2
a garland of roses	2
he saw that she	2
ran away with all	2
there could be no	2
as soon as gregor	2
he did not know	2
to one of his	2
fortuned to espy a	2
cut his owne throat	2
a signe and token	2
came to a certaine	2
drew out my sword	2
bearing in his left	2
and while i beheld	2
did they have to	2
and there was nothing	2
as i passed by	2
if she were in	2
should have a good	2
tare her haire and	2
depart to my chamber	2
out an old man	2
have pity on me	2
i was nothing displeased	2
residue of the goddesses	2
and threw them into	2
for he saw that	2
out the window at	2
the voice of his	2
of all the gods	2
and as soone as	2
had lamented a good	2
from the fact that	2
was produced from worlds	2
soon as he had	2
that they had had	2
he brought me backe	2
had his pleasure with	2
i ate a piece	2
the table with her	2
when i had spoken	2
to throw her selfe	2
good part of the	2
and so in this	2
each one of them	2
perceived that i was	2
poore man which was	2
was no need to	2
what shall i do	2
wait till i get	2
as were necessary for	2
husband in this sort	2
when morning was come	2
i answered and sayd	2
if gregor had only	2
and according to the	2
as if you were	2
the rest of their	2
try and get rid	2
it proved to be	2
out of the garden	2
but in the meane	2
sixth chapter how apuleius	2
a man of armes	2
his body was too	2
door and he would	2
the vertue of the	2
you might as well	2
the old man in	2
a bow of a	2
to see his mother	2
skeleton got out of	2
unto us as a	2
more and more in	2
was not in the	2
forsaken of all men	2
such as entered in	2
their laps with gold	2
mee by the hand	2
had passed over a	2
a great affection to	2
it is true that	2
what i needed was	2
day and night before	2
had not done for	2
to be eaten of	2
that he had often	2
and he would not	2
all manner of beasts	2
by and by he	2
he tooke his flight	2
which had been a	2
i pray you by	2
there is none that	2
his room with her	2
he ran to meet	2
whether it were best	2
caused him to be	2
that it was an	2
and brought us forth	2
not a little sorry	2
and tooke mee by	2
for the sake of	2
that i might be	2
put my hand to	2
i with my selfe	2
to himself that it	2
take pitty on me	2
enforce him to confesse	2
prostrate on the ground	2
since he had been	2
place where she had	2
his face as he	2
perceived that it was	2
and brought him to	2
by the light of	2
in the course of	2
on the toppe of	2
such sort that with	2
i know that it	2
lamented a good space	2
them to be hostile	2
sitting at the table	2
the royal flimbotzi navy	2
face of all men	2
verily have thought that	2
to one of the	2
noticed that there was	2
the whole circumstance of	2
was the voice of	2
that is how they	2
of one of the	2
throwne out to wild	2
all the people by	2
be turned into a	2
as without all hope	2
so great a crime	2
have been able to	2
and after that hee	2
that she had a	2
what he had done	2
tare and rent him	2
at length they came	2
of the dinner table	2
yet in the end	2
the matter with a	2
to let her run	2
he did not at	2
have thought that she	2
was not there and	2
as it were in	2
no not so much	2
in some secret place	2
to be a fox	2
next day i was	2
the endurance of so	2
soone as night was	2
was so much of	2
the young man was	2
the next day i	2
never seen such a	2
a very bright red	2
it was his mother	2
by sea and land	2
because i love you	2
said gregor to himself	2
for a little pleasure	2
was too heavy for	2
selfe all these things	2
tooke his flight into	2
the cup of gold	2
whether he should have	2
but when they could	2
i could not tell	2
in this manner we	2
and that he had	2
spoke to her gently	2
firebrand and thrust it	2
you not that we	2
the causes of my	2
then by and by	2
about in every place	2
but because i would	2
to the right of	2
out of the sea	2
to get out of	2
he seemed to see	2
take a good heart	2
his way over to	2
as soon as they	2
to the intent it	2
in honour of the	2
and all his family	2
the fifty peeces of	2
wood invironed with great	2
and put it on	2
did greatly delight to	2
send her to the	2
when he came to	2
made it difficult for	2
you may easily conject	2
up one of the	2
with my selfe the	2
to cure their wounds	2
to be brought to	2
he was the only	2
when as he might	2
so short a space	2
they went round the	2
it occurred to him	2
mixed in with it	2
all the other beasts	2
when the clock struck	2
are you trying to	2
these things to passe	2
to set out the	2
in no wise pronounce	2
and the other a	2
when he saw the	2
the end that i	2
might fall into the	2
nigh unto the biere	2
as she had done	2
such sort that all	2
i am condemned to	2
if i could espy	2
the shape of my	2
to cover me withall	2
my selfe in what	2
chest of drawers and	2
worlds of if science	2
in an evill houre	2
into the bottome of	2
know that it is	2
when i saw i	2
him in no place	2
delivered of a daughter	2
that on the morrow	2
saw that she was	2
and to seeke for	2
put him in irons	2
which when i refused	2
a being based on	2
declared to all the	2
out of the sling	2
to seeke her husband	2
had always been very	2
how apuleius was sold	2
of drawers and the	2
sign of her anywhere	2
i pray you with	2
and it was only	2
when i came out	2
and to give him	2
a few dayes after	2
took her in his	2
when the time of	2
and stamped his foot	2
was covered with a	2
because it was a	2
the midst of the	2
when hee had done	2
then she tooke a	2
went for a walk	2
my mind is that	2
and night before the	2
as he landed he	2
hair bristling on her	2
my selfe all these	2
which is the principall	2
am as carefull for	2
spake unto him and	2
side of the bargain	2
so that it was	2
i had spoken these	2
by reason of shame	2
he took her in	2
had become used to	2
of his right hand	2
it had not been	2
see no sign of	2
too broad to get	2
and you shall know	2
go to your cabin	2
every part of her	2
from my backe and	2
reasoned with her selfe	2
over the names of	2
the cause of the	2
they went into a	2
the death of my	2
at the door of	2
to pollute my body	2
wherfore i pray you	2
beginning of the world	2
he started to move	2
that i had beene	2
the things he was	2
really did want to	2
tooke off my harnesse	2
read aloud to her	2
in the darkness of	2
she filled their laps	2
her pleasure with me	2
what wilt thou doe	2
when shee had spoken	2
i mused in my	2
if he tried to	2
rose from the table	2
and after a few	2
got back to the	2
that he would have	2
and caused him to	2
the end you may	2
one of his friends	2
looked at him very	2
that her husband was	2
were not able to	2
to whom she declared	2
have to try and	2
for gaine of money	2
me on every side	2
room so that he	2
all was in vaine	2
the door and then	2
of her neighbours to	2
as night was past	2
then he would stroke	2
though he had been	2
by some manner of	2
commanded one of his	2
and it shall be	2
it could hardly be	2
and by the magistrates	2
as if it had	2
you may see that	2
of the house were	2
and turning to the	2
me to the gate	2
until it was day	2
to do the job	2
my deare and sweet	2
to give me a	2
downe on the side	2
of a vile harlot	2
but he had to	2
brought him letters from	2
he got up and	2
of the family of	2
to thy mother by	2
that he is a	2
when he had well	2
chief clerk in the	2
we were come home	2
he perceived that i	2
into the open fields	2
the secret mysteries of	2
for his part he	2
the way he had	2
about like a dog	2
was too broad to	2
and rent her garments	2
crawling up and down	2
for five years of	2
to see what the	2
in his heart and	2
who seemed to be	2
a piece of the	2
she had to do	2
he called out his	2
or two at a	2
that his wife would	2
to the dead body	2
made me an asse	2
but i could in	2
relation thereof unto you	2
and after that they	2
of the god osiris	2
first thing he wanted	2
insomuch that i thought	2
the door of his	2
and so i was	2
which if it be	2
on to the next	2
had his head in	2
thinke that i am	2
on a day i	2
came a young man	2
after that psyches had	2
the physitian perceiving that	2
get rid of the	2
way out of the	2
when i saw my	2
up in an armchair	2
very rich both in	2
be tyed and yoked	2
he ran out of	2
she never attempted to	2
to be held back	2
as carefull for you	2
when i was thus	2
the words of the	2
he was not able	2
was not at all	2
doores of the chamber	2
to the end there	2
to the intent hee	2
all the rest of	2
the front door of	2
way over to the	2
make relation thereof unto	2
had to give up	2
secret place of the	2
into the chamber to	2
by one of the	2
well aware that he	2
the sisters of psyches	2
at last he looked	2
we had passed a	2
and cut off his	2
which i should have	2
out at a window	2
back at him over	2
as if there was	2
tag to his brush	2
pressed against each other	2
for i had spent	2
things as was necessary	2
and fell into a	2
could see her nowhere	2
in a tall young	2
to have to doe	2
and taking his gun	2
the morrow he would	2
dost thou thinke that	2
was in the house	2
in the mood to	2
for on a day	2
and by the old	2
and the common people	2
to be a very	2
his hands and knees	2
a pack of cards	2
the halter wherewith i	2
he found that she	2
higher plane of existence	2
surface of the mush	2
all the people laughed	2
that i may have	2
he would play with	2
the sunne gone downe	2
not delaying the matter	2
the gentlemen who rented	2
he was in the	2
was too much for	2
am condemned to die	2
he saw his vixen	2
to let the chief	2
only when he had	2
flight into the aire	2
sate downe on the	2
enquired the causes of	2
and he had to	2
from worlds of if	2
went to the justice	2
he was so much	2
byrrhena spake to me	2
could not find the	2
of the sunne had	2
of the house was	2
all the gods to	2
house in the night	2
and pressed himself against	2
as though thou wouldest	2
i pray you good	2
going to have a	2
not go out alone	2
reason it was so	2
he woke he was	2
if i could be	2
the providence of the	2
then he spoke to	2
set himself to the	2
was the cause that	2
might have been expected	2
mother of all things	2
fourth chapter how the	2
into a high chamber	2
something of the sort	2
his wife running about	2
and the sunne gone	2
and enquired of me	2
considering that i was	2
of a very bright	2
i pray thee to	2
fell in love with	2
her paws on his	2
him that she would	2
yet could he not	2
out of the muck	2
one of the family	2
of the generation of	2
vision which she saw	2
the course of their	2
i was so weary	2
to see whether the	2
weeping in lamentable wise	2
i can say is	2
by the space of	2
not without cause that	2
and then looked about	2
if she had been	2
when noone was come	2
that night he slept	2
her to come out	2
in front of them	2
with the force of	2
out of his mouth	2
the mighty power of	2
as though she were	2
to her such things	2
sate downe at the	2
seemed to be the	2
did ake for woe	2
gregor had only been	2
i went to supper	2
it will all come	2
where he was and	2
the three of them	2
front door of the	2
he would give her	2
the meane season psyches	2
to put in execution	2
but all was in	2
psyches i pray thee	2
me to one of	2
the next city called	2
her to one of	2
one of them said	2
i did nothing but	2
it is a shame	2
all three of them	2
when i was come	2
other treasure of the	2
where one need never	2
but when they were	2
in the doorway with	2
good lord what a	2
and it was then	2
the verity of the	2
the crack in the	2
said she should be	2
the broyling heat of	2
of the puissant goddesse	2
the bookes of the	2
as a sign of	2
he tooke me by	2
the citie of rome	2
brake the halter wherewith	2
my friend demeas hath	2
where he could not	2
when as thou shalt	2
he cut his owne	2
all the treasure of	2
but then she suddenly	2
to mitigate the ire	2
in no wise suffer	2
she is not living	2
of the sling and	2
man of singular courage	2
that he would come	2
me to the manger	2
by reason of your	2
turning her head to	2
with her selfe in	2
me into a chamber	2
in the land of	2
went into one of	2
gregor back into his	2
so that she could	2
the further favour of	2
filled their laps with	2
any of these things	2
going to be a	2
upon my backe and	2
thought in my selfe	2
and it seemed to	2
he began to feel	2
the night in the	2
from under the sheet	2
that hee should be	2
because he had not	2
we were unladen of	2
when he woke he	2
not so much as	2
it would be better	2
the night before he	2
saw for himself what	2
have nourished thee with	2
run about like a	2
that you might see	2
he had done his	2
and how they were	2
rest of his life	2
was laid to one	2
to chase away the	2
it was hard to	2
and even if he	2
would not seeme to	2
they seemed to be	2
caught her lover and	2
and most of all	2
that i should not	2
a better overview than	2
i doe greatly feare	2
inhabitants of the towne	2
servants to take the	2
the space of three	2
that under the shape	2
much as i might	2
the one side were	2
them that it was	2
the dead slider and	2
even in such a	2
she had forgotten that	2
to me and said	2
according to his owne	2
out into the yard	2
turning over the names	2
came to the place	2
was of a great	2
would in no case	2
what they were writing	2
and while i was	2
it not beene that	2
back to the house	2
that i beare unto	2
in a robe of	2
that we should be	2
what meane you to	2
as one of the	2
away all thy sorrow	2
the sign of the	2
he got into the	2
that you are a	2
was sold to a	2
gold in his hand	2
fell downe upon the	2
plain to him that	2
for some time he	2
he could watch the	2
desirous to know the	2
the president of the	2
of the great god	2
be the only one	2
he bare in his	2
whereby he was compelled	2
as the days went	2
and i thought i	2
as though i were	2
when they were come	2
out of my bed	2
was plain to him	2
because he was so	2
he was thinking of	2
cause of her anger	2
embraced and kissed her	2
is he that is	2
he was no longer	2
that it was all	2
pollute my body with	2
he would stick to	2
found in the house	2
my selfe from the	2
to the young man	2
in the hands of	2
of the city for	2
sort that i could	2
but it was impossible	2
tell what to doe	2
carry it to the	2
of the great goddesse	2
mounted upon my backe	2
wherewith i was tied	2
it was told unto	2
but i will tell	2
her to the conservatory	2
to the order of	2
return for the egg	2
by the consent of	2
how he was handled	2
his love for her	2
and so he was	2
from day to day	2
yeelded up the ghost	2
corner of the room	2
should be accused of	2
i devised with my	2
was surprised to find	2
drawers and the desk	2
began to suspect the	2
the doctor and the	2
because there was no	2
he fell acquainted with	2
would put thee to	2
he was compelled to	2
the commandement of my	2
when shee had done	2
night in pastime and	2
my selfe how i	2
were not at all	2
the doorway with a	2
as well as having	2
i tooke a good	2
and it was not	2
great quantity of money	2
to the end you	2
and he was no	2
cast her selfe headlong	2
when the young man	2
cut off his stones	2
hee sayd that i	2
the fact that he	2
she passed all the	2
unladen of our burthens	2
he felt that he	2
that was the first	2
so that i could	2
to a great thicket	2
he was still in	2
him as much as	2
of all the house	2
to her fathers house	2
was something that gregor	2
the doors were locked	2
and the first thing	2
he had never seen	2
his head in the	2
the mouthpiece of his	2
his wife had run	2
and i will tell	2
tractable to all use	2
that every man might	2
and behold his shape	2
drew his head back	2
when we had remained	2
the meane season this	2
you may be sure	2
a voice in his	2
slammed the door shut	2
considering that it was	2
and called to her	2
turned his head to	2
the morning when he	2
or at any rate	2
brought her mistresse to	2
went to the door	2
he did not turn	2
his head on the	2
fall in love with	2
who is he that	2
to be delivered from	2
as much as possible	2
there was a certaine	2
which when it was	2
at first he thought	2
young men of the	2
when he got back	2
he went to the	2
if he was to	2
whereat all the people	2
out of consideration for	2
them in any case	2
this woman had a	2
out of the courtroom	2
and there was no	2
one was a baker	2
in the house of	2
i will give you	2
to go to the	2
the end of his	2
the men of the	2
of milo of hippata	2
from the bottome of	2
she had a daughter	2
of those that go	2
the standers by to	2
it looked as if	2
the middle of them	2
portion of the courtyard	2
as if there had	2
lay on the table	2
part of the house	2
her husband out of	2
i saw my selfe	2
her purpose to passe	2
thou shalt have no	2
with my selfe how	2
seemed to be a	2
but according to the	2
went to the baines	2
he could just understand	2
went not about to	2
kissed him a thousand	2
i tooke up my	2
know you not that	2
that he had been	2
bee contented to live	2
the principall city of	2
if he could just	2
understanding the whole matter	2
the meane season while	2
in the end he	2
which i received of	2
received of the goddesse	2
and after she had	2
for he was not	2
on a day when	2
to look at the	2
then they opened the	2
her by the haire	2
turned into a bird	2
the prease of people	2
to the market to	2
and when thou hast	2
the days went on	2
me with a great	2
the walls of the	2
tied me to the	2
which was the cause	2
second chapter how apuleius	2
a little and he	2
happen to be the	2
doctor and the locksmith	2
he had done he	2
with a kind of	2
if she had not	2
in this manner the	2
who at the first	2
let go of the	2
was cruelly beaten by	2
in a great multitude	2
appeared to me in	2
the rest of it	2
tell what to say	2
president of the company	2
and out of the	2
it was only a	2
which was in my	2
as it were to	2
when we had gone	2
one of the theeves	2
halter wherewith i was	2
more than a month	2
how greatly did i	2
and the chief clerk	2
that she did not	2
the comming of the	2
the love that i	2
company of the priests	2
the movements of her	2
as it seemed to	2
there was only one	2
staffe in his hand	2
the paine of the	2
and get rid of	2
by and by when	2
such time as you	2
the people laughed exceedingly	2
art he whom i	2
then he came to	2
for there was one	2
the occasion of my	2
i considered these things	2
considering with my selfe	2
then the bakers wife	2
the charge of me	2
chapter how apuleius thinking	2
called to her to	2
to persuade him to	2
that for some time	2
you can come in	2
from the bottom of	2
the end of that	2
parents and friends of	2
verity of the matter	2
gave up the ghost	2
as i thought for	2
some time he could	2
i will cause that	2
the miserable death of	2