Chapter

 1 Pro,1| progress of the malady which he read in the face of his departing
 2 1,2  |       it was addressed began to read at the risk of being recognised,
 3 1,3  |       the following epigram was read, amid the acclamation of
 4 5,2  |   unfolded a paper and began to read, article by article, the
 5 5,2  |     France. But scarcely had he read a third of the document
 6 7,3  |       pleasure; and when he had read it answered in these words, "
 7 8,2  |        the paper he carried and read out the sentence; the two
 8 8,2  |        breviary, with a lamp to read by; for nourishment, two
 9 9,3  |        confession should not be read aloud at the stake, according
10 14,1 |          We repeat here what we read, and vouch for nothing ourselves,
11 15,4 |         s name. But when he had read over the paper that Pietro