Chapter

 1 9 |      me time to pay him." ~The officers were full of thanks, and
 2 10| confessed, for only one of the officers was armed, and even he defended
 3 11|   pushed into the hands of the officers, denying him aloud although
 4 11|        there! And what did the officers do?" ~"Four conveyed him
 5 13|        lose sight of him. ~The officers who arrested him conducted
 6 13|        harshest treatment. The officers perceived that they had
 7 22|        Guards, followed by two officers and several archers of that
 8 27|         had quarreled with the officers, disguised as stable lads--" ~"
 9 41|    line; then all the superior officers approached him to pay their
10 49|       is it the custom for the officers in the English navy to place
11 50|      landing, I send one of my officers to meet you, I place a carriage
12 51|   consider themselves superior officers?" ~"Monseigneur," replied
13 51|    they are certainly superior officers to their lackeys." ~"Lackeys?"
14 59| leaders of the expedition, the officers of Buckingham's household,