Chapter

1 2|          specially attached to his person and charged to supervise
2 2|          having free access to the person of their victim; could not
3 3|         being seized as the guilty person. Spies were everywhere employed,
4 3|          he would receive only one person at a time, who should lay
5 8|            sought to attach to his person as men who might some day
6 8| prostitutes. ~Thus attacked in the person of his most powerful son,
7 8|            important posts near my person. To complete the reconciliation,
8 9|         seemed to diverge from his person. As soon as the smoke cleared,
9 9|          forbade that henceforth a person of the valour and intrepidity