Chapter

1 3,3 |          storm-clouds I mean the host of enemies. Now any one
2 9,2 |   holding in his hand the sacred host for all the world to see,
3 9,3 | profanation to expose the sacred host to the risk of burning,
4 9,3 |          sacred garments and the host which he still carried,
5 9,3 |        the sacred majesty of the host that had protected this
6 12,2|   invaders. ~Against this mighty host the King of Naples had only
7 14,2|         that enclosed the sacred host. He owed this habit to a
8 16,1|          it was, the eyes of his host shut as though by magic,