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 1 1 |          in which he lived and the city in which he was born; but,
 2 3 |                 There lived in the city of Lucca a gentleman of
 3 6 |            great uproar within the city, calling the people to arms
 4 6 |            to the detriment of the city, because it was found that
 5 6 |         and part to Pistoia, which city was the headquarters of
 6 8 |     Uguccione had arrived in their city. They first began to speak
 7 10|          for him the forces of his city and the country districts.
 8 11|               There resided in the city of Lucca the Poggio family,
 9 11| advantageous places throughout the city. As it appeared to Stefano
10 12|         drive the other out of the city; and, after many threatenings,
11 12|           the Lucchese side of the city; both trusted more in Castruccio
12 12|            of them met outside the city, and both were admitted
13 12|         countryside flocked to the city to see the new prince, and
14 13|       drive the Germans out of the city, and bring back the Pope.
15 14|           how they could tempt the city to rebel, to do which they
16 14|            Florentines entered the city by night, and after driving
17 14|          others, they restored the city to its freedom. The news
18 15|     Florence, who were to open the city gates at night; but the
19 15|          him the dominion of their city; and he, knowing of what
20 20|            insecure. Thou hast the city of Lucca on thy hands, which
21 21|           on to Lucca. This latter city continued in the family