Chapter

1 1,2  |      that my father has been thinking. He is giving Cardinal Orsini
2 7,3  |   flung themselves upon him. Thinking they were thieves, or else
3 7,4  |     duty to speak of it, not thinking it would be any more important
4 14,2 |     which both drank, little thinking that it was what they had
5 14,2 |    knew the way, he went on, thinking there was no need of seeing
6 14,2 |    backward or forward; then thinking it was all a trick of fancy
7 14,3 |     he had kept his power of thinking he could no longer act,
8 15,4 |    to bid Gonzalvo good-bye, thinking he was just about to start
9 Epi,2| before he spoke of anything, thinking there would be plenty of