Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  |       themselves with greater assurance. This custom, by the unwise
2     II,  I  |  Their minds acquired such an assurance of success, that they openly
3     IV,  VI |       encouraged him with the assurance that their friends would
4     IV,  VI |    you may do so with greater assurance, I will partake of your
5      V,  IV | desire, gave him the greatest assurance that his hopes would be
6     VI,  IV |     SECRETLY, gave them every assurance of their wish to do so.~
7     VI,  IV |    give the Venetians greater assurance of his sincerity, he made
8     VI,  VII|     entertained the strongest assurance of success; so that John
9    VII,  V  |      the Venetians, having no assurance of the sincerity of the