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 1 5 |       his power to gain as many friends as he could, neglecting
 2 6 |     also brought into his plans friends from Lucca who would not
 3 6 |      his family and many of his friends and supporters. The governor
 4 8 |         Castruccio gathered his friends around him, and with the
 5 8 |      flight, rode away with his friends to Lombardy, to the lords
 6 9 |  himself so discreetly with his friends and the people that they
 7 9 |        order that he might make friends with him, met him at the
 8 12| therefore, in various ways made friends with the mountaineers, and
 9 12|       and both were admitted as friends. Thus the two leaders entered,
10 14|       communications with their friends in Pistoia, and with the
11 15|  enemies, and in the rear their friends. When Castruccio saw that
12 15|       defeat they drove out the friends of the Guelphs, and surrendered
13 20|      made both these peoples my friends, and I should have lived,
14 20|        every inducement to make friends of them, because their alliance
15 22|         He was delightful among friends, but terrible to his enemies;
16 22|      was reproved by one of his friends for dancing and amusing
17 22|    wrong to kill one of his old friends, he answered that people