Chapter

 1 5,4  |      Seneschal de Beaucaire, and Jean de Gannay, first president
 2 6,2  |          of the artillery, under Jean de Lagrange, a hundred gentlemen
 3 16,2 | honourably received by the king, Jean d'Albret, the brother of
 4 16,2 |        command of the army which Jean d'Albret was sending out
 5 Epi,1|          and good merchant named Jean de Civigny, who did a great
 6 Epi,1|       enjoyed a good reputation. Jean de Civigny, appreciating
 7 Epi,1|        his proselytising fervour Jean would not think himself
 8 Epi,1|      error, the more excited was Jean about converting him, so
 9 Epi,1|   Abraham one day said ~"Listen, Jean: since you have it so much
10 Epi,1|        belief for a worse one." ~Jean was very sad when he heard
11 Epi,1|        replied ~"I believe, dear Jean, that everything is as you
12 Epi,1|     never be a Christian." ~Then Jean, seeing his great wish,
13 Epi,2|      with his usual promptitude. Jean de Civigny held a great
14 Epi,2|      came to see his friend, and Jean ventured to ask what he
15 Epi,2|       There is no need to say if Jean de Civigny, who expected
16 Epi,2|       into the Christian name of Jean; and as the neophyte, thanks