Chapter

1 III|       demagogues stir them~up to gain ends of their own; that
2 IV | sacrificed to a doubtful present~gain. This blunder in policy
3 IV |       the party as a whole would gain in~strength. And herein
4 VI |    conquest, made up her mind to gain a lover in~Armand de Montriveau
5 VI |        by storm before he should gain an entrance into her heart. ~
6 VII|         patiently for the sun to gain power, not doubting but~
7 VII|     abuse the ascendancy I shall~gain over her; I will make myself
8 IX |         out~that she was ill, to gain a dispensation from attendance