Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |      after you, that without delay I went on board the ship.
 2      I, XIII |    man went up to it without delay, while we, though in great
 3      I, XVIII|   profession of his, did not delay putting it to the test.
 4      I, XVIII|  command. Without a moment's delay he entered into the midst
 5      I, XX   |      had cured. Why should I delay with many words? That most
 6      I, XXII |    John. And he did not then delay to show his contempt for
 7     II, I    |    should be clothed without delay. After that, entering a
 8     II, I    |     the cold he suffered. No delay took place: the holy man,
 9     II, II   |     Martin. And, without any delay, Martin hastened towards
10     II, III  |  with difficulty rearranged, delay, of course, was caused to
11     II, III  |       Lifting him up without delay, and placing him upon his
12     II, IV   |  them Christians. Nor did he delay to do so. As they were in
13     II, VIII |      troubling. There was no delay; but sooner than one could
14     II, IX   |  being captured, it tried to delay the threatened death by
15     II, XIII |      it. Thenhe after a long delay (but there was really nothing
16    III, II   |      for. He made no further delay,-being admirable in both
17    III, XII  |     presence; while, without delay, executioners are appointed
18    III, XIII |     be recalled. There is no delay: Maximus grants all his
19    III, XV   | within him. Nor is there any delay: Brictio rushes in in absolute
20    III, XVII |   still any expenditure from delay will not be to you of so