Chapter

1 Pro,2|     fall at the blast of their trumpets." ~"And do you desire that
2 5,2  |      be, or he would order his trumpets to be sounded. Hereupon
3 5,2  |     Very good, sire; blow your trumpets, and we will ring our bells." ~
4 8,4  |      and four soldiers blowing trumpets and silver clarions; then,
5 12,4 |     her palace to the sound of trumpets and clarions, and made her
6 15,1 | beating of drums or blowing of trumpets: this gave a sombre, funereal