Chapter

1 II |     had taken advantage of the confusion to fly with the soldiers.~
2 II | everything was in disorder and confusion: mules, serving men, litter,
3 IV |     first time. Instead of the confusion which they had pictured
4 V  |      mysterious and terrifying confusion. There were serpents with
5 VII|       bracelets shone amid the confusion of white, yellow, and blue
6 XII|       no rain had fallen.~This confusion of dead bodies covered the
7 XII|     that they were hungry.~The confusion of weapons was as great