Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IV   |       my10 joke in good part, says, "You act, Sulpitius, in
 2      I, VIII |    whole world over."~"Well," says the Gaul at this point, "
 3      I, IX   |  verse of that comic poet who says,-`Submission procures friends,
 4      I, IX   |      now be resumed."~"Well," says he, "as I had commenced
 5      I, XII  |     got to say."~"I will do," says he, "Sulpitius, what you
 6      I, XXI  | immediately in view."~"Well," says our Gallic friend upon this, "
 7      I, XXVII|    foolish sort26 of man, who says nothing in an affected or
 8     II, VIII |     have taken in hand."~Then says he: "I have really related
 9     II, X    |     been sheared; and, `See,' says he, `she has fulfilled the
10    III, IV   |       an assailing angel, who says to him, ' Does the servant