Chapter

1 1,3 |     that the power fell into strong hands; and it was more important
2 3,4 |    by the establishment of a strong and vigilant police force,
3 5,5 |  Their horses were large and strong, but they had their tails
4 5,8 |      the rescue, who, with a strong detachment, succeeded in
5 6,2 |      scarcely eight thousand strong, while the combined forces
6 14,1|   should give us the lie. ~A strong dose of arsenic was administered
7 14,2|     have defied old age, was strong enough to fight eight days
8 15,2|    every side, and offered a strong defence. ~Then the Orsini,
9 16,1| support. Luckily he was both strong and skilful, and he went