Chapter

 1 2 |       character. From his early youth he had manifested a mettle
 2 2 |    violence. It was only in his youth, after his father's death,
 3 2 |       himself on account of his youth, and promising a lasting
 4 2 |     seeing at his feet a comely youth, with fair hair and blue
 5 3 |         of its rocks he had, in youth, experienced the disgrace
 6 3 |       Having in the days of his youth been intimate with Kurd
 7 5 | familiarly of the days of their youth, of their games, their early
 8 5 |         the early friends of my youth, and of bestowing benefits
 9 8 |   restore me the strength of my youth, I would plunge my sword
10 9 |        fire and audacity of his youth. When, a few days later,
11 9 |     vigour and audacity, of his youth. Twenty times he led his
12 10|    watched over the fire, was a youth in appearance as gentle
13 11|       sparkled with the fire of youth and of courage. Stationed