Chapter

 1 IV|       notaries, accompanied by~witnesses. Bartolomeo looked fixedly
 2 IV|      the men who were there as witnesses trembled; never, perhaps,
 3 IV|        notaries and one of the witnesses threw~themselves before
 4 V |    dressing, Luigi fetched the witnesses necessary to sign the~certificate
 5 V | certificate of marriage. These witnesses were worthy persons; one,
 6 V |        away on the lips of the witnesses, who supposed~themselves
 7 V |  Ginevra,~followed by the four witnesses required by law, walked
 8 V |     end of a long bench; their~witnesses remained standing, for want
 9 V |       youthful pairs. Fathers,~witnesses, brothers, and sisters went
10 V |     henceforth, in life. Their witnesses, indifferent to what was~
11 V |        firmly, followed by the~witnesses. A murmur of surprise, which
12 V |      orphan."~ ~"Where are the witnesses?"~ ~"Here," said the clerk,
13 V |      the registers,~with their witnesses, duly, Luigi and Ginevra
14 V |    joyous function. Two of the witnesses fulfilled it for~them. The