Chapter

 1 Pro,2|  Lorenzo. ~"Very well; then die as you have lived!" cried
 2 3,4  |     wills not that a sinner die, but that he live and pay,"
 3 7,2  |   Caesar. ~"I think he must die," replied the man coldly. ~ ~
 4 7,4  |    declaring his resolve to die of starvation. And indeed
 5 9,2  |   was willing, no doubt, to die a terrible death, but on
 6 11,3 |  Don Alfonso, who would not die of his wounds, was found
 7 11,5 |     I say, merits indeed to die by another hand than mine.
 8 13,5 |  away the two chosen out to die to a secluded spot outside
 9 15,2 |    who knew he was about to die, sat up in his bed, gave
10 15,4 | that the bearer deserved to die for undertaking such a cowardly
11 Epi,1|    it, proposed to live and die in it, and that he knew