I meant to cross (or bless) myself and put out one of my eyes, [239], [278]
I mistress and you miss, who is to sweep the house?, [262]
I neither give nor take, like a Jew on the Sabbath, [230]
I never saw a silent rich man, [28]
I never was satisfied with “I will, I will.” One “take this” is better than two “I will give you,” [211]
I renounce the friend who eats what is mine with me, and what is his own by himself, [267]
I renounce the golden basin in which I have to spit blood, [267]
I saw a man, who saw another man, who saw the sea, [295]
I saw you at Lucca, I knew you at Pisa, [70]