Book, Chapter

1        0, Int |  Sabert in Essex, soon after, lead to a pagan reaction in both
2        I, I   |      metals, as copper, iron, lead, and silver; it produces
3        I, II  |       man’s thigh, cased with lead, and fixed immovably in
4       II, II  | discreet man, who was wont to lead the life of a hermit among
5       II, XII |     out of this province, and lead you to a place where neither
6      III, XXV |     and walls, with plates of lead.~At this time, a great and
7       IV, VII |      same light, which was to lead or to receive the souls
8        V, XII |   towards the right, began to lead me, as it were, towards
9        V, XIII|     speak truly; take him and lead him away to fill up the