Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|   what they have heard their fathers relate; and, therefore,
2     II,  VIII|  hazard. And even when their fathers could not remember it, the
3    III,  VI  | demeanor, said, “You see, my fathers, and you the elders of our
4     IV,  II  |    had been wrested by their fathers in 1381. He reminded them
5     IV,  II  |     times; and that as their fathers had used the plebeians to
6     IV,  V   | wives, and children to their fathers. The atrocity of the affair
7      V,  VII |      of those from whom your fathers have received innumerable
8   VIII,  II  |  what you please. You are my fathers, my protectors, and whatever