Chapter

 1 1,2 |    we sent to his house four mules laden with silver and plate,
 2 1,3 |     knew nothing of the four mules laden with plate and silver
 3 3,2 |     at the Conclave for four mules laden with silver; "and
 4 8,4 |   began with four-and-twenty mules, caparisoned in red, adorned
 5 8,4 |   after these came ten other mules, covered in yellow satin
 6 8,4 |    gold. ~Behind the seventy mules which led the procession
 7 8,4 |    horses came six beautiful mules, all harnessed with red
 8 8,4 |     consisted of, first, two mules quite covered with cloth
 9 8,4 |    the duke came twenty-four mules with red caparisons bearing
10 8,4 |      was that the horses and mules were shod with golden shoes,
11 11,2| changed parts, and when four mules had reluctantly dragged
12 13,5|     first landing before his mules and carriages were seized