Chapter

 1 1,3 |        perceived which went in front, the most profound silence
 2 4,5 |       with a declared enemy in front of him and a doubtful friend
 3 4,5 |   short, would mean famine. In front of him was Fivizzano, nothing,
 4 5,1 |        ordered him to go on in front, so as to begin to carry
 5 5,5 |        was six hours since the front guard entered the town;
 6 5,7 |    curtains were fluttering in front of them. Not understanding
 7 7,2 | proceeded in great pomp in the front of the pontifical cavalry,
 8 8,3 |     Moor's dress unbuttoned in front; the man wore his woman'
 9 9,1 |      of boys were collected in front of the cathedral, and there
10 10,2| placing a battery of cannon in front of the place where the walls
11 11,3|      upon Don Alfonso, came in front of Caesar he brandished
12 11,5|        his arms and set her in front of him on his horse; then,
13 13,4|      and instantly sent out in front two hundred horse, and immediately
14 14,3|      instead of marching on in front and controlling them. ~Thus