Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |         determined to rebuild her walls and recall her inhabitants
 2     II,  III |           expedient to extend the walls, the circle of which was
 3     II,  III | reputation; possessing within her walls 30,000 men capable of bearing
 4     II,  VI  |          city was lost within her walls, and the evils which they
 5     II,  VIII|           horses, fled within the walls. While this was going on,
 6     II,  I   |        from the Roman road to the walls upon Mount St. George. By
 7      V,  II  |         to seek refuge within the walls of the city, he still found
 8      V,  V   |      their backs against the city walls, are two other fortresses,
 9      V,  V   |       Verona, silently scaled the walls, and took the New Citadel:
10      V,  VI  |          and, though destitute of walls, the river, the mountains,
11     VI,  III |          receive him within their walls or into any of their territories.
12     VI,  V   |  territory in that direction. The walls of the castle were weak,
13     VI,  VI  |      field, withdrew close to the walls of Brescia.~Winter coming
14    VII,  I   |          safe refuge within their walls, if they were able to contribute
15    VII,  VI  |      meanly brought up within the walls of a convent, he had no
16   VIII,  II  |           the outside of the city walls; from this grave he was
17   VIII,  III |     overran the country up to the walls of Sienna. These hopes,
18   VIII,  VI  |        they did not return to the walls; and what a disgrace, if