Chapter

 1    Pref|        and from the conquering army led against the latter by
 2      II|       younger sons go into the army or the Church, and the daughters
 3      VI|       St. Peter's on the Roman army, preparatory to its marching
 4      VI|     advocate. "The whole Roman army, and Durando himself! Surely,
 5      VI|     grand spectacle. The whole army - infantry, cavalry, artillery -
 6      VI|      giving his blessing to an army mustered in the cause of
 7    VIII|        on a crusade by a Roman army against a Christian nation.
 8     XII|        the rear of a besieging army. So now we have the Cagliari
 9     XII|     the defeat of the Austrian army by the Italians, - while
10     XIV|   lately overrun by a defeated army, which had so exhausted
11     XIV|       of the sea. A Wallachian army ten thousand strong, under
12     XIV|   through the whole Wallachian army. They are as good as a passport
13      XV|   through the whole Wallachian army, and not a hair of their
14     XVI|     against the whole invading army of the Tartars."~ ~"You
15      XX|    there is sure to be a whole army of them - to assemble at
16    XXII|     has set out with his whole army for the Banat, leaving only
17    XXII|   force has driven an Austrian army corps out of the[261] country
18    XXIV|        service in the imperial army, and so the Toroczko young
19    XXIV|  Orient compel us to raise our army to its highest effective
20    XXIV|      might be drafted into the army. But he controlled his indignation
21     XXV|       to-day for supplying our army there with forty thousand
22     XXV|   grain to be furnished to the army. You see it foots up a large
23     XXV|      Not at all. A slaughtered army tells no tales.[305] But,
24    XXVI|      the squadrons, now of one army, now of the other, marched
25    XXVI|      the pride of the Austrian army, charged up the fatal hill
26  XXVIII|     from sight those dishonest army contracts. Louder and louder
27  XXVIII| relating to certain fraudulent army contracts went up in smoke,