Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|  Bella not a small share of trouble; for he was thoroughly hated
 2     II,  VI |     they would prevent much trouble to the city, and remove
 3     II,  VII|     retain her, and did not trouble himself about his breach
 4    III,  VII|    were forced without much trouble; part of the conspirators
 5     IV,  IV |   after so much expense and trouble, with their utmost energy,
 6     VI,  III|    take it with very little trouble, and thus acquire a very
 7    VII,  I  | thought proper, that if any trouble should arise it might be
 8    VII,  I  |  earlier years were full of trouble, as his exile, captivity,
 9    VII,  I  |  incurred great expense and trouble for an ungrateful and perfidious
10   VIII,  III|     had hope, themselves in trouble, she determined, as she