Book,  Chapter

1     IV,  V  |          came toward them quite astonished, and demanded the cause
2     VI,  I  |    victory. Niccolo was utterly astonished at this resolution, and
3     VI,  I  |   assailed La Marca. The count, astonished at such an unexpected attack,
4    VII,  V  |    prisoners, they were utterly astonished, and could not imagine how
5   VIII,  I  | friendly answer; so that he was astonished at finding him quite a different
6   VIII,  III|       had made the request were astonished at having obtained it; for,
7   VIII,  IV |          that Ferrando was more astonished at the greatness of his