Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |         Constantinople, but they evidently had no general plan of attacking
 2  5,3 |      Part III of the Sea Law was evidently intended to be a part of
 3  7,1 |          of the Resurrection was evidently restored with magnificence.
 4  7,1 |    towers to be restored, having evidently no confidence in the ties
 5  7,1 |          his recent disaster and evidently tried to soften it a little.
 6  7,1 |        Constantinople. Henry II, evidently well informed on Manuel’
 7  7,1 |       pope of Rome, from whom he evidently hoped to get support, by
 8  7,4 |        The central figure of the evidently unfinished history is Manuel;
 9  7,4 |          manual of world history evidently intended for higher requirements,”
10  8,17|         struggle for the throne, evidently shook the well arranged
11  9,7 | expeditions as that of Boucicaut evidently could not help the desperate