Chapter

 1 1,1 |          ground, and presented the appearance of a still-born edifice,
 2 1,2 |            door of a house of good appearance, which immediately opened;
 3 1,3 |          before, and which at each appearance of the smoke had assumed
 4 2,1 |          to give his rebellion the appearance of legitimate warfare. The
 5 2,2 |        spirit. ~As to his physical appearance, if we are to believe the
 6 2,2 |         another, he had rather the appearance of a monster than a man.
 7 4,2 |       trouble in assuming even the appearance of a Churchman's virtue;
 8 5,2 |            the deputies made their appearance to meet the king. They were
 9 5,8 |     inquire what had prevented his appearance. When the messenger arrived
10 5,8 |          that had hailed his first appearance. What had happened to him
11 6,4 |            not propose to give the appearance of flight after a victory,
12 7,2 |            the praises of his fine appearance and noble equipment. From
13 7,2 |            your Excellency has the appearance as well as the true spirit
14 12,3| recrudescence of affection was the appearance of two pontifical bulls,
15 14,3|          cavity; to this frightful appearance was added a decomposition
16 16,1|      slowly indeed, but not to all appearance feeling the accident of