Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|    Jailers, who took him to the prison of the Holy Office, and
2   1,  Int| remained incarcerated until the prison of' the Roman Inquisition
3   1,  Int|        in the loneliness of his prison -- and in the torture-chamber
4   1,  3  |      earthly life, shut in this prison of the flesh, wrapped in
5   2,  1  |        would regard only as the prison which holds his liberty
6   2,  1  |   brought upon himself trouble, prison, rain, and drowning. See
7   2,  2  |   senses, free from the fleshly prison of matter, whence they no