Chapter

1 4 |   where they spent two days of misery. The third night, the executioners
2 5 |     intimidated by the general misery and unable to stand alone,
3 5 |     sufficiently enjoyed their misery they were again handed over
4 5 |       if trying to drown their misery, plunged into a drunkenness
5 7 |   formerly insulted the public misery, he hastened to examine
6 7 |      she had died of grief and misery. Now that despair had put
7 10| Although reduced to the direst misery, Caretto could not forget