Chapter

 1 III |    the world. Martin, kept back by the expectation of this
 2 IV  |     therefore,to be thrust back into prison, determined
 3 V   | his hands bound behind his back, he was handed over to one
 4 VII |   he was ordered to be led back by the same angels, and
 5 X   |   plain by a bay extending back for a little distance; and
 6 XIII|   have thought it driven28 back), it swept round to the
 7 XIV | fire have been seen thrust back in a wonderful manner against
 8 XIV |  degree that he was driven back not without bodily injury.
 9 XV  |    sword, Martin, throwing back his cloak, offered his bare
10 XV  |  fell to the ground on his back, and being overwhelmed by
11 XVI | was bewildered, and shrank back, saying that this was a
12 XXII|    asking why he had taken back, on their subsequent repentance,