Chapter

 1 I   |       perfume of citron trees rendered the exhalation from the
 2 II  |       and heavy earrings only rendered his deformity still more
 3 IV  | behind the streets which were rendered still steeper by the perspective.~
 4 VI  |     peace.~But their position rendered them indispensable. Utica,
 5 VIII|    were private property, and rendered them formidable. He armed
 6 VIII|       and permeating objects, rendered distance incalculable. The
 7 VIII|      having missed the battle rendered him even more desperate
 8 XI  |       services which you have rendered me, Narr’ Havas, I give
 9 XII |      As to those who had been rendered docile by the fear of tortures,
10 XII |    had been almost forgotten; rendered uneasy by old memories they
11 XIII|       their hair, having been rendered elastic by the use of unguents,
12 XIV |     shape of the great masses rendered all hold impossible. They
13 XIV |     the services which he had rendered to her father. Then he began