Chapter

1 3,4 |    as the interest of both parties was evidently the same,
2 4,4 |   and the three interested parties duly met on the appointed
3 4,4 |   Alfonso divided into two parties: one he left in the hands
4 5,2 |   accepted, signed by both parties, and proclaimed on the 26th
5 8,1 |   were magnificent hunting parties, when Caesar who had begun
6 8,2 | prisoner. ~But the hunting parties, balls, and masquerades
7 13,3|  went about the country in parties of five or six only, and
8 13,3|     Let it be known to the parties mentioned below, and to
9 13,3| place up to this day, both parties engaging to preserve no