Chapter

 1 1,1 |             years, according to the character of the man who is elected,
 2 1,3 |          assumed a more threatening character: there was a shrewd suspicion
 3 1,3 |         this occasion, the dominant character was much more warlike than
 4 2,2 |             far more on his shallow character and impetuosity than on
 5 2,2 |            his weakness of mind and character. He was small, with a large
 6 2,2 |         importance for a man of the character of Frederic III. This motto,
 7 3,1 | dissipations were of so dissolute a character that their equals had never
 8 3,4 |       magistrates of irreproachable character, empowered to prosecute
 9 4,1 |           from our knowledge of his character; a magnificent prospect
10 5,5 |        objects around a more gloomy character than they would have shown
11 11,2|            which to anyone with the character of the Borgias perhaps seemed
12 14,3|        summoned up all the force of character and presence of mind that