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 1 2 |        a priest of him, and in time would have inducted him
 2 2 |        strength, and if at any time he did turn to books, only
 3 3 | Francesco, and in a very short time he obtained the consent
 4 4 |      find that in a very short time he manifested all that virtue
 5 5 |       that purpose. About this time Messer Francesco died, leaving
 6 6 |       The Lord of Pisa at that time was Uguccione of the Faggiuola
 7 6 |   families were exiled at that time. Of those who fled, part
 8 9 |        Lavenza, and in a short time had overrun the whole of
 9 9 |  prince by the people. At this time Frederick of Bavaria, the
10 9 | lieutenant in Tuscany. At this time the Pisans were in great
11 12|      Guinigi. At the appointed time he sent forward Pagolo by
12 13|                     About this time great disturbances arose
13 13|    would not be safe if at any time the emperor ceased to hold
14 13|        distinction. In a short time the presence of Castruccio
15 14|                    During this time the Florentines, who were
16 14|  knowing that he would lose no time, they decided to intercept
17 15|        of the hill at the same time in the morning. Castruccio
18 15|      upon it they had scarcely time to pull down their visors.
19 15|      could be done. In a short time the cavalry who were engaged
20 16|        decided to lose no more time, and assembled a great army
21 17|    alarmed, believing that the time had now arrived when Fortune
22 18|     The river Arno was at that time low enough to be fordable,
23 19|      away his life just at the time when she should have preserved
24 19|      plans which for so long a time he had worked to carry into
25 20|        from the first, nor the time to surmount it. Thou hast
26 21|    family of Guinigi until the time of the great-grandson of
27 22|     measured by men of his own time, but also by those of an
28 22|      and then refused when the time came. He said that it always