Chapter

 1 2,3 |      efforts the animal made to escape from his hands. Now the
 2 3,3 |         only did we contrive to escape the storm which our too
 3 3,4 |       too rich and too happy to escape the envy of other nations.
 4 5,2 |       gendarmes, had made their escape by the Porto San Gallo.
 5 6,4 |        not let this opportunity escape him; so, first ordering
 6 10,4|       and he could not possibly escape recognition in the midst
 7 10,4| soldiers, they hoped they might escape detection in the Swiss ranks. ~
 8 11,5|       from her litter to try to escape, the chief seized her in
 9 11,5|        he had no doubt made his escape somewhere, and in order
10 12,3|       pits or into the river to escape the soldiers. Three hundred
11 15,3|         of his army and his own escape to Sant' Angelo, where he
12 16,1|      receive the instruments of escape sent by Michelotto. The