Chapter

1 3,3  | enemies. Thus, not only, we tell you, Caesar, not only did
2 5,7  |  only replied that he could tell him nothing, that he would
3 5,7  |  done this?" cried Caesar. "Tell me, and, by Heaven, mother,
4 6,2  |      He was commissioned to tell the enemy's generals, in
5 10,3 |    rude children of William Tell, put up to auction by the
6 12,4 |    MAGNIFICENT LORDS, I can tell you nothing concerning the
7 13,4 |   the best, never ceased to tell the other condottieri that
8 15,4 |     waiting to gain time to tell the King of Spain that his
9 Epi,1|   that everything is as you tell me; but you know how obstinate