Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| lacerated Italy, and gilded the chains which bound her; the other
2   1,  Int|         January 1593, Bruno, in chains, was conveyed from the Bridge
3   1,  Int|        of torture; his hands in chains, his feet bare, he walked
4   1,  3  |     flames, the arrows, and the chains.~If it be sweet in plaintiveness
5   1,  4  |       with lightnings, and with chains! From looks, from accents,
6   1,  4  |         the lightnings, and the chains?~TANS. Pricks are those
7   1,  4  |        watch and wait for them; chains are those effects and circumstances
8   2,  1  |         which smears his wings, chains which bind fast his hands,