Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, II   |       to the promise which you gave some time ago."~" Let it
2      I, XVIII|     was overcome, and the fire gave way; so that he, of whom
3     II, I    |  calling for the chief-deacon, gave orders that the shivering
4     II, V    |        receive Martin. He even gave many embraces to the man
5     II, VII  |       in the feast, but simply gave her services in waiting
6     II, XI   | confused and blushed, while he gave thanks that he had not been
7    III, VIII |     over your neck.' The devil gave way, and left his familiar
8    III, X    | undoubtedly to which some poet gave utterance (for we use a