Parte,  Chap.

1   I,  TransPre|          second attempt was more disastrous. In a garden outside the
2   I,      XXXV|         and went his way.~ ~This disastrous intelligence almost robbed
3   I,     XXXIX| Venetians, a loss deplorable and disastrous. It was known as a fact
4   I,     XLIII|        not want to meet the most disastrous end that ever father in
5   I,        LI|          plain to see it must be disastrous.~ ~About this time there