Chapter

 1 1,2 |       went out, and at the same instant an object thrown out of
 2 1,3 |      lightning, he hesitated an instant, and finally drew back:
 3 3,2 |     deference shown to him gave instant proof of the change in his
 4 4,5 |       the King of France for an instant. But at the very moment
 5 6,1 |         marechal had ordered an instant halt, and he too had pitched
 6 7,3 |       while Caesar never for an instant let his brother out of his
 7 8,3 | unbridled, rushed out and in an instant all six animals began kicking,
 8 9,3 |        which struck down on the instant every obstacle it met: the
 9 11,2|         he might go back on the instant if he judged that his presence
10 11,2|      his onslaught, stopped one instant motionless and trembling,
11 11,5| occasion, so he resolved on the instant that he would keep this
12 11,5|  repeated, and he stood for one instant motionless, and, as it were,
13 12,4|     pope alone did not show one instant's fear, but remained on
14 13,2|      interest, and ordering the instant surrender to the Florentines
15 13,3|      that he could for a single instant fail to recognise their
16 14,2|         violent convulsions: an instant later, as he advanced to