Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|       fought, and ravaged the country, and made slaves of the
 2   1,  Int|       forgetfulness, does his country show signs of appreciating
 3   1,  Int| either for himself or for his country, which was then overrun
 4   1,  Int|       his back at last on his country, crossed the Alps on foot,
 5   1,  Int|       old when he quitted his country and crossed the Alps, and
 6   1,  Int|     Bruno, longing to see his country again, turned his face towards
 7   1,  5  |       finds itself in its own country practised, expert, and ready --
 8   2,  1  |    the reacquisition of their country; when they were in authority
 9   2,  1  |   itself in a low and hostile country, and reaches the far-off
10   2,  5  |      from the happy Campanian country, and of one accord, those