Book, Chapter

1    1,  15|        were thrown into such a terrible fright that Ascyltos and
2    1,  30|    clamor that Quartilla, in a terrible fright, rushed headlong
3    4, 118|     him around and around in a terrible maelstrom and sucked him
4    6     |  promises and endured the most terrible tortures, without revealing
5    6     | Italians are accused with this terrible invention. Nevertheless,
6    6     |        and enunciated the most terrible warnings against those who