Chapter

 1 Pro,1|        and barefoot, hoping to save not only the soul of the
 2 3,4  |        out to fight, it was to save their common country. ~Also
 3 6,4  |       had done quite enough to save them from the suspicion
 4 8,1  |      as his best friend, could save him. ~The archbishop replied
 5 8,2  |  dealing with; he knew that to save their own ends they would
 6 9,3  |  talisman or charm which would save him from the fire. So they
 7 9,3  |   nothing but an empty show to save appearances; the tribunal,
 8 12,2 |     without even attempting to save it. So he charged his two
 9 15,3 | Venetians for the Church might save these towns from their aggressors;
10 16,2 |       were more than enough to save him from despair. ~The bankers