Chapter

 1 2,2 |    small, with a large head, a short thick neck, broad chest,
 2 2,3 |        escaped and stopped him short, in spite of all the efforts
 3 3,2 |    your brethren." ~But in the short interval occupied by this
 4 3,2 |         yet his joy was little short of madness. He was then
 5 3,2 |    trifling inconveniences and short fatigue had been compensated,
 6 4,5 |        a forced delay, however short, would mean famine. In front
 7 5,4 |      and German soldiers, with short tight coats of various colours:
 8 5,4 |  colours: they were armed with short swords, with steel edges
 9 5,5 |         some of them carried a short lance as well, with which
10 5,6 |       left hand and made him a short and friendly reply, dubbing
11 6,3 |   terrible purpose, he stopped short about ten or twelve feet
12 6,4 |     where he had stopped for a short time to give aid to Novara,
13 10,3| circulated that Caesar, in the short stay he had made at Rome,
14 10,3|         But Caesar was stopped short in the midst of his victories.
15 10,4|      plausible; far Sforza was short and, by this time an old
16 11,1|       had been saved by little short of a miracle: a beam had
17 11,2|       on foot the bull stopped short, and judging that he would
18 11,4|     took his departure after a short conference without uncovering
19 12,1|     but he was obliged to stop short at the castle, which opposed
20 13,1|     sons, who were strangled a short time after, the father at
21 14,3|        that the coffin was too short, and the body could not
22 15,4|        of action, and knew how short was the space between a
23 16,1|     his feet; his rope was too short. ~The situation was a terrible
24 16,2|       by an opposite door. But short as their luminous apparition