Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XIII|   beast modestly withdrew and stood gazing at us, while our
 2      I, XXIV|       all sides, nevertheless stood absolutely firm with unconquerable
 3     II, III |      the places in which they stood; but they begged and entreated
 4     II, V   |      to the palace. The doors stood open, and no one opposed
 5     II, VI  |     eyes fixed on the ground, stood motionless at a distance,
 6     II, VII |   woman was ever said to have stood more close to Martin? For
 7     II, VII |      that that queen not only stood near him, but even ministered
 8     II, VIII| blessed man had either sat or stood, and distribute among themselves
 9     II, IX  |     halt, and she immediately stood stock-still at his word.
10     II, IX  |      command they heard, they stood quite still: one might have
11     II, XI  |     war, and if you have ever stood in the line of battle?'
12     II, XI  |      Frequently; I have often stood in line of battle, and been
13     II, XIII|    cell. We added that, as we stood before the door, we had
14    III, IX  |      the top of which an idol stood, but there was no means
15    III, XIII|   conduct. Suddenly, an angel stood by him and said, `Justly,