Chapter

 1 III   |     are grouped together in equal disorder; there are even
 2 VII   |      you will be a man, his equal, free to speak and to act
 3 X     |       And whose courage was equal to his genius!”~“I see that
 4 XIII  | point of hospitality it was equal to a king’s. On our arrival
 5 XX    |     yet, and a torrid heat, equal from pole to equator, was
 6 XXIII | surface of the earth, it is equal to the weight of a thousand
 7 XXVIII|    time. Never was solitude equal to this, never had any living
 8 XXX   |   and crowned with a cap of equal diameter. There they stood
 9 XLII  |     divided them into three equal portions and gave one to
10 XLV   | attacked, and defended with equal enthusiasm and determination,