Chapter

 1 3,1 |    when he was besieged on all sides by mediocrities, this powerful
 2 3,4 |     who surrounded them on all sides, that some day or other
 3 5,8 |     they were hemmed in on all sides by two thousand Spaniards,
 4 7,1 |  presented themselves from all sides to fight under their banner;
 5 7,1 |      all the prisoners on both sides should be exchanged without
 6 9,2 | behindhand, and everybody took sides with equal ardour for one
 7 9,3 |   flames enwrapped them on all sides with a glowing veil, while
 8 10,4|        were being made on both sides, the Swiss Diet, learning
 9 11,2|     hind feet, and lashing his sides with his tail. Then he rushed
10 11,2|      Applause resounded an all sides, so rapid and clever had
11 12,2|      invested the town on both sides of the river. Scarcely were
12 12,3|        Capua by three separate sides: nothing more could be done
13 12,3|  faithfully adhered to on both sides: d'Aubigny entered Naples,
14 13,4|    Fear began to spread on all sides, not only in Romagna but
15 16,2|     fought obstinately on both sides; but at length, as the day