Chapter

 1 5,2 |      last, as he saw that the danger was constantly increasing,
 2 6,2 |  courage which led them on to danger, had already come to blows,
 3 6,3 |      no means of avoiding the danger, he had decided to take
 4 6,3 |       seeing at last that the danger was less than they had supposed,
 5 6,3 |        for wherever there was danger, thither he rushed, with
 6 6,3 |    was really in the greatest danger; for he had let himself
 7 6,4 |    French army, almost out of danger by this time, proceeded
 8 9,1 |     could not recoil from any danger, was determined to attack
 9 9,3 | another man was incurring the danger; he could not take too many
10 10,4|       punishment in the end a danger that nothing would induce
11 11,1|      to pray God to avert the danger which was threatening the
12 11,2|     for a long time past what danger he incurred by living near
13 11,2|    should be meeting the same danger from which he had just now
14 11,3|     been caused by his former danger, picked up the bull's head,
15 13,2|       not only explaining the danger they themselves were in
16 15,2|   cavalry. ~Face to face with danger, the duke had found his
17 16,2|                         2~The danger was too great for the fugitive