Chapter

1  2,1|       gentlemen, who are almost military men yourselves, you are
2  3,1|    curiosity, very natural in a military man, until his companion
3  3,3|     square had been left by the military. ~Solid as the gate was,
4  4,2|      less owing to his sense of military obedience than to his pleasure
5 31,1|      town, the magistrates, the military, the nobles and the boors. ~
6 31,2|         waste its applause upon military heroes, or those who had
7 32,1| kindliness which is peculiar to military men, to the soldier who