Chapter

 1 1,2 |          five or six and twenty, dressed in a purple doublet slashed
 2 5,5 | gendarmes, wore no caparisons of dressed leather, which made them
 3 8,4 |        age; sixteen of them were dressed in crimson velvet, and two
 4 8,4 |         gold cloth; so elegantly dressed were these two children,
 5 8,4 |     followed by twenty gentlemen dressed in cloth of gold and silver,
 6 8,4 |        four-and-twenty lacqueys, dressed half in crimson velvet and
 7 10,1|     receive him, and forty boys, dressed in cloth of gold and silk,
 8 10,4|       and offered to conceal him dressed in their clothes among their
 9 12,4|     train carried by young girls dressed in white and crowned with
10 15,3|       who had cast himself fully dressed upon his bed, heard his
11 16,2|          side; four of them were dressed, but the fifth had been