Chapter

1 4,4 |     money at his disposal; the Lady of Beaujeu and the Duke
2 7,3 |        spend first with a fair lady who was expecting him. Caesar
3 8,3 |      his disguise 'the Spanish lady from Barbary!' As a punishment,
4 8,4 |      pomp had no effect on the lady for whose sake it had been
5 8,4 |      in default of the haughty lady of Aragon, Caesar soon found
6 11,5|        to flight; and when the lady came dawn from her litter
7 11,5|        send back to Venice the lady he had carried off. ~The
8 12,4| readers, and especially of our lady readers; but though we have
9 12,4|       be received as sovereign lady and mistress: grand preparations