Caput

 1 1 | remembrance of greatness. Many too thought that to write their own
 2 7 |        moderation, wished it to be thought that he had found rather
 3 16|         the head-quarters, as they thought, of tyranny. In their rage
 4 18|        campaign, and most advisers thought it best simply to watch
 5 18|             and an assault by sea, thought that to such assailants
 6 19|          ever the best man whom he thought most trustworthy. He knew
 7 22|         were not to be dreaded. He thought it better to show anger
 8 33|           the entrenchments, still thought it right to encourage them,
 9 39|          just applause. It was, he thought, a very alarming thing for
10 42|        conscience that he might be thought to have purchased the refusal
11 44|            survived him, it may be thought that he was even fortunate—