Chapter

 1 4,5 |        what impression might be produced on his ally by this scene.
 2 5,1 |         of these two butcheries produced a tremendous sensation at
 3 5,8 |        in the sight of all, had produced such magnificent gold and
 4 6,1 | preparing for battle. This news produced no other effect an the king
 5 6,2 |      Spanish and German envoys, produced on the whole army the effect
 6 6,3 |        method of their fighting produced a considerable effect on
 7 9,3 |        A third time the torture produced the same avowals, and the
 8 10,3|        a merchant of Siena, who produced this sum for Alexander,
 9 12,1|  destroyed a few fountains that produced salubrious waters. This
10 14,3|       the news was expected, it produced none the less a terrible
11 15,1|               1~From the effect produced at Rome by Alexander's death,