Chapter

 1 I  |      henceforth, for life or death. You may~dispose as you
 2 II |   thought, in it; genius~and death are there; Diana and Apollo
 3 III|    the street: "Condemned to death!" They all trembled, and
 4 III|    Labedoyere from his~fate; death is, therefore, a necessity
 5 IV |     wish me to long for your death?" cried Ginevra.~ ~"I shall
 6 IV |        You hesitate to be my~death, and you refuse me life!
 7 IV |    it were, between life and death. Bartolomeo roughly pushed
 8 VI |     on the~morrow, killed by death or want? When they talked
 9 VI |      the sleep that precedes death. Soon they~were obliged
10 VI | deadliest~poison than escape death by eating that last morsel
11 VI |     feel that I am dying. My death is natural; I suffered~too