Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, II   |    saying this, we all kept silence, while,moving his robe of
2      I, XXVII| Then, after we had all kept silence for a little, the Gaul thus
3     II, III  |   and staves; and as he, in silence and with incredible patience,
4     II, VIII |  preserve such an obstinate silence?"~"Well, for my part," replied
5     II, VIII | replied I, "I not only keep silence, but for a long time past
6     II, XIII |      and had already sat in silence for several hours. We did
7    III, I    |  and he, after long keeping silence, in harmony with his well-known
8    III, IV   |     beast. But when, in the silence of the depths of the night,