Chapter

 1 Pro,1|          the foot of the bed, and half hidden, that he might conceal
 2 4,5  |           than lord. He found him half reclining on a couch, pale
 3 5,7  |          the open country. Nearly half a league outside the town,
 4 6,1  |        evidence of his claims the half of his Swiss, a party of
 5 6,4  |          then waiting a day and a half to give them time to take
 6 7,1  |           might as well spare him half his journey, and marched
 7 8,4  | four-and-twenty lacqueys, dressed half in crimson velvet and half
 8 8,4  |        half in crimson velvet and half in yellow silk, rode Messire
 9 8,4  |       richly harnessed, in a robe half red satin and half cloth
10 8,4  |           robe half red satin and half cloth of gold, embroidered
11 11,1 |     miracle: a beam had broken in half and had left each of its
12 11,3 |        they had only accomplished half of what they wanted. By
13 12,3 |        they saw that the town was half taken, rushed on the gates
14 12,4 |       guests met again, and spent half the night in dancing, while
15 14,3 |         in his belly a foot and a half long, through which the
16 16,1 |          a profound sleep. ~After half a hour had passed, the servants,