Chapter

 1 5,2 |    away before the excitement ran too high. He promptly retired
 2 5,2 | dismounted from his horse and ran into a house that he found
 3 6,3 |  their enemies put to flight, ran up armed with the axes they
 4 7,1 |       their formidable pikes, ran them through, while they
 5 7,4 |    was changed to madness: he ran through the rooms of the
 6 11,1|       At this cry, the guards ran up and discovered three
 7 13,4|     the chiefs. So Oliverotto ran the risk of joining the
 8 13,4| between the army and the town ran a little river, whose banks
 9 14,1|     froth deadly and abundant ran out from his jaws; it was
10 14,2|       and though an icy sweat ran dawn his brow, he went straight