Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XIV|     on whom it had inflicted injury), the recluse was deeply
2     II, III|     forward. Enraged by this injury, the soldiers, with hasty
3     II, III|  kept back on account of the injury done to that man. Accordingly,
4     II, X  |       which had sustained no injury, sets forth the glory of
5     II, XII|    regarded this as doing an injury to him? What irritation
6    III, IV | consume me on account of the injury done you: I have already
7    III, XV |   suspected of revenging the injury done to himself, while he