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 1 22|         to whom Castruccio had said: “You would not have given
 2 22|      answered the friend. Then said Castruccio to him: “A ducat
 3 22|     scorned him, the flatterer said to him: “Fisherman are willing
 4 22|        sumptuously, Castruccio said: “If that be a vice than
 5 22|        seen by Castruccio, and said to him: “Thou shouldst not
 6 22| trouble to fasten.” Castruccio said to one who professed to
 7 22|     one of those with him, who said that he did not fear anything.
 8 22|      do to gain estimation, he said: “When thou goest to a banquet
 9 22|        many things, Castruccio said: “He knows better than to
10 22|        taken in by a woman, he said: “She has not taken me in,
11 22|        much disturbed by this, said to him: “I knew not where
12 22|       asked how Caesar died he said: “God willing I will die
13 22|      one of his station, so he said: “He who is considered wise
14 22|        reproved by Castruccio, said: “Thou art the reason of
15 22|     many superfluous words, he said to him: “When you have another
16 22|  speaking so long,” Castruccio said: “You have not, because
17 22|     not listened to a word you said.” He used to say of one
18 22|    envious man who laughed, he said: “Do you laugh because you
19 22| Guinigi, one of his companions said to him: “What shall I give
20 22|    that they were like men who said they would go to sea, and
21 22| refused when the time came. He said that it always struck him
22 22|     his family lace him up, he said to him: “I pray God that
23 22|     house from the wicked,” he said, “The owner must never go
24 22|       a good one, whereupon he said, “Why should you suggest