Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, IV  |     of you to try to force us Gauls to live after the fashion
2      I, IV  |     you, we are, in one word, Gauls. But instead of wasting
3      I, V   |  quite offend our friends the Gauls. I had intended, however,
4      I, VIII|     Greeks, whereas among the Gauls it is owing to the nature
5      I, XIII|   dinner. There I saw what ye Gauls, perchance, may not believe-a
6      I, XIII| preparing the dainties of the Gauls. Then after dinner, when
7     II, VIII|       fond of eating, 'We are Gauls,' so we, for our part, who