Chapter

 1 1,2 |     were really alone, drew his sword, and with its point rapping
 2 1,3 |      the new pope inherited the sword of St. Paul than that he
 3 2,3 |   astuteness, familiar with the sword and with poison, which he
 4 5,1 |  inhabitants to the edge of the sword; on another side, Gilbert
 5 5,2 |   Corsini standing at the gate, sword in hand: behind him stood
 6 6,3 |        but brandishing his long sword, which blazed about him
 7 6,3 |       it was no longer with his sword that he fought; that he
 8 7,2 |         the brains, who has the sword and no hand to wield it?" ~"
 9 7,3 |          for if I had carried a sword at my side in stead of a
10 7,3 |         seize his dagger or his sword and strike out with his
11 10,2|       with a back stroke of his sword cut off his head, which
12 10,3|       had to be passed through, sword in hand and lance in rest;
13 10,4|         house, and then entered sword in hand the chamber wherein
14 11,2|    right a long delicate Aragon sword. It was high time: the bull
15 11,2|         instead of his body his sword, which disappeared at once
16 11,3|        Caesar he brandished the sword, which flashed like lightning,
17 11,3|    Alfonso would have drawn his sword; but before it was out of
18 11,5| unworthy of the life whereof my sword shall deprive him. In truth,
19 14,2|     hand upon the handle of his sword. ~ ~ ~
20 14,3|        five years, been seated, sword in hand, upon his charger,
21 15,1|        beside him was his naked sword, to show that, feeble as
22 15,3|      felt for the handle of his sword with his other hand; but