Chapter

1 4,3 | busy laying hands upon the torches with which they would presently
2 9,2 |    of their party, bearing torches, for, sure as they were
3 11,5| about the streets, bearing torches, and exclaiming, "Long live
4 14,2|  corners there burned four torches. The cardinal stood still
5 14,2|    all instantly vanished, torches, bier, and corpse, and the
6 16,2|  appeared, preceded by two torches. Caesar for the moment thought
7 16,2| Caesar by the glare of the torches had caught the glitter of
8 16,2|  wolves and birds of prey. Torches were lighted, for it was
9 16,2|    and by the light of the torches recognised Caesar. ~Thus