Book,  Par.

1     I,  30|    acting, as often happens in a disturbance, on mere impulse and without
2     I,  79|      attempt at quiet ended in a disturbance, and the sight of arms among
3     I,  84|    though they made no concerted disturbance, had dispersed themselves
4    II,  68|   conquered party, there arose a disturbance among the conquerors. It
5    II,  68| destroyed two cohorts. The first disturbance was checked only by a second.
6    IV,  17|     under his command, quell the disturbance among the Canninefates,
7    IV,  23|       had assembled there on the disturbance of peace, and who could
8    IV,  40|    Germany. Thus all elements of disturbance being removed, the usual
9     V,  10|        Emperor put an end to the disturbance. The kings were either dead,