Dialogue,  Chapter

1     II, I   |    a private apartment, and sitting down by himself, as his
2     II, I   |    by this point that; when sitting in his retirement, he never
3     II, I   | church, no one ever saw him sitting there, as I recently saw
4     II, I   |    but Martin might be seen sitting on a rude little stool,
5     II, IX  |    Martin perceived a demon sitting upon her back, and reproving
6    III, VIII|     demon of marvelous size sitting behind his back. Blowing
7    III, VIII| doing the will of the devil sitting by him, or because the unclean
8    III, XIV |   stool to himself, and was sitting, with outspread legs and
9    III, XV  |     he perceived two demons sitting on the lofty rock which