Chapter

 1 1,1 | money coined in his name and bearing his arms, to take the fisherman'
 2 3,1 |      bowed as though he were bearing the weight of his past sins,
 3 5,3 |    favourite of the sultan's bearing a private letter to Alexander
 4 6,2 |    thousand beasts of burden bearing the baggage, was composed
 5 7,4 |      very possibly have some bearing on the subject of inquiry.
 6 7,4 |    could enter with servants bearing wine and food. ~The pope
 7 8,4 |     adorned with escutcheons bearing the duke's arms, laden with
 8 8,4 |    mules with red caparisons bearing his arms, carrying his silver
 9 9,2 |      the occasion, followed, bearing a crucifix, and all the
10 9,2 |     citizens of their party, bearing torches, for, sure as they
11 11,4|  vassals who were capable of bearing arms, together with the
12 11,5|   marched about the streets, bearing torches, and exclaiming, "