Chapter

 1 1,1 |           had continued in goodly fashion, and there were loud cries
 2 3,4 |           the country in solitary fashion, they lived in villages
 3 5,4 |         acted in such expeditious fashion as this. Alexander accordingly
 4 5,7 |           a great contrast in its fashion and amplitude to the narrow,
 5 6,2 |       skirmish, and, in the usual fashion of those days, prompted
 6 6,4 |           Duke of Gandia. In this fashion he contrived to weaken his
 7 8,1 | accompanied once more in the same fashion by the ambassadors and cardinals,
 8 11,2|         to be held in the Spanish fashion in honour of the duke before
 9 12,4|         bull-fight in the Spanish fashion; and that from the end of
10 12,4|        the prompt and efficacious fashion characteristic of him alone.
11 14,1|          are told in so strange a fashion that we cannot pass it by
12 15,4|         received him in his usual fashion at his palace, and with
13 16,1|          in a grand and courteous fashion. The fact was that Dan Manuel