Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XIV |     that the wolf waited at the door until he offered her the
 2      I, XX  |      had gathered, and at whose door the highest dignitaries
 3     II, I   |       moved, bids him go to the door for a little, thus obtaining
 4     II, XIII|        watching before Martin's door, and had already sat in
 5     II, XIII|        while, all the time, the door of his cell being closed,
 6     II, XIII|          as we stood before the door, we had undoubtedly heard
 7     II, XIV | Refrigerius was standing at the door. We began to doubt whether
 8    III, I   |      people are standing at the door, not venturing to enter,
 9    III, IV  |       terror, 'Martin is at the door: go immediately, and undo
10    III, IV  |         there was no one at the door. This they did as simply
11    III, IV  |      Martin was standing at the door, and that, therefore, no