Chapter

1 3,3 |    sudden whirlwinds which are want to arise in the midst of
2 6,2 |      the evils of defeat. This want of unanimity was the reason
3 7,1 |    real use to there, with his want of armed troops and his
4 7,2 |   flame more gloomy than their want, and his cheeks, generally
5 8,3 |        his brother's death his want of vocation for the ecclesiastical
6 9,3 |      his bodily organs and his want of firmness that had wrested
7 13,4| Vitelli in particular showed a want of confidence in him which
8 15,3|      knowing what anyone might want of him at such an hour,