Chapter

 1 1,2 |    its point rapping three times on the pavement of the piazza,
 2 3,2 |   the fact that at certain times of the year, and especially
 3 5,2 |   cry, "Palle, Palle." But times had changed: there was no
 4 6,4 |   in fighting an army four times as great as his own and
 5 7,4 | words, repeated a thousand times: "Search, search; let us
 6 7,4 |   the feet, swung it three times, and the third time threw
 7 7,4 |  in the same way a hundred times, and had never heard that
 8 9,1 |  the aid of which Satan at times makes victorious war on
 9 9,3 |  that the Lord had several times appeared to him in his ecstasies
10 11,2|   for she had two or three times displayed an absurd attachment
11 14,3|  as will suddenly arise in times of popular agitation, instantly