Book, Chapter

1    2,  42|    god. He still carries the marks of his box on the ear, and
2    2,  50|      the time. He's left the marks of his heels on his Greek
3    3,  83|    columns with chalk. These marks stood out distinctly, even
4    4, 109| bitterly, believing that the marks upon our foreheads were,
5    4, 127|      The depth of their fear marks the length of their flight!
6    5, 130|     see to that and kiss the marks of the scourge if they like:
7    5, 136|      artfully concealing the marks of the blows for fear that
8    6     |    and emaciated bodies, the marks of beings more hideous than