Chapter

1 3,3 |   fortunes, scarcely had he left empty that supreme seat which
2 5,5 |          when their quivers were empty could go off at so swift
3 5,8 |          to content himself with empty words, he had to turn his
4 7,2 |        was not satisfied with an empty triumph of vanity and display
5 9,3 | jurisdiction were nothing but an empty show to save appearances;
6 11,4|       long coveted, less for the empty honour's sake than for the
7 15,1|        known that his were never empty threats and they came to