Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XV  |     eyes of the whelps; and immediately their blindness ceased,
2      I, XXI |   return to the object more immediately in view."~"Well," says our
3      I, XXII|   prayers of the saints, he immediately returned to the desert from
4     II, II  | that was coming; and, being immediately restored to health, he himself
5     II, IX  |     animal to halt, and she immediately stood stock-still at his
6    III, IV  |   Martin is at the door: go immediately, and undo the bolts, that
7    III, XIV |  upon which the tempest was immediately stilled, and they held their
8    III, XIV |  was he who was rebuked, he immediately ran to us almost in a fainting