Chapter

1 1 |   And was not this a sweet triumph for the burghers of the
2 1 |    of the common rabble; a triumph in which every honest citizen
3 3 |    received with a roar of triumph. They immediately sallied
4 3 |  keen hatred and ferocious triumph rife in the precincts of
5 17| Gryphus said, in a tone of triumph; "now there we have it.
6 31|  no question either of the triumph of Pompey or of Caesar;