Chapter

1 1,1|    pontiff is a great event far everybody; for, according to the average
2 2,3|        and such as would please everybody else, it would be none the
3 4,4|        a bold commander; but as everybody had came in pursuit of his
4 5,7|        love. One evening, while everybody was at the rejoicings in
5 7,4|    unhappy son has died." ~Then everybody joined in the search; for,
6 9,2| unwilling to be behindhand, and everybody took sides with equal ardour
7 9,3|      heard, and was repeated by everybody present: ~"To San Marco,