Book,  Par.

 1     I,  26 |     their Emperor; it was a fear lest in the darkness of night
 2     I,  58 |          circumstances of peril, lest that high-spirited nation
 3    II,  47 |          let us no longer delay, lest I interfere with your safety,
 4    II,  63 |        tremble for himself, and, lest he might seem to have helped
 5    II,  69 |       were sent back to Germany, lest they should venture on further
 6    II,  101|         of rivalry, and jealousy lest others should outstrip them
 7   III,  5  |          the offer was declined, lest in the midst of civil strife
 8   III,  39 |          and his fears, dreading lest to postpone the murder of
 9   III,  67 | overwhelmed by a tender anxiety, lest by an obstinate resistance
10   III,  70 |    concealed part of the palace, lest he should be killed by the
11    IV,  11 |        with a guard of soldiers. Lest his execution in the capital
12    IV,  23 |        the camp, were destroyed, lest they might be useful to
13     V,  28 |      take up arms, for he feared lest the legions of Germany and