Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VI   |   heretical guile had been at work; since it had not feared
 2      I, IX   |     it written in that little work,-`The virgin despises her
 3      I, XIX  |      ground, and imposed this work upon the visitor, that he
 4      I, XXVII|   should be so artful. But to work rather, and set forth what
 5     II, III  |   there was a higher power at work in the bosoms of these brutes,
 6     II, IV   | plains. Martin felt that some work was to be performed; and
 7     II, VIII |     have begun, carry out the work you have taken in hand."~
 8    III, IV   |     arranges them for the sad work on the following day. When
 9    III, VIII |   place by the majesty of the work. The blessed man had often
10    III, IX   |      marvel in a like kind of work, having the concurrence
11    III, XVIII|      behold this as their own work, who, in seeking to revenge