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 1 7 |    squadrons to march slowly, whilst he moved rapidly forward
 2 7 |    two armies became engaged, whilst the center battalions remained
 3 12|                               Whilst Castruccio made peace with
 4 13|         I am what God wills.” Whilst on the back was: “What God
 5 14|      had thirty thousand men, whilst he had only twelve thousand.
 6 14|      places narrow and steep, whilst in general it ascends gently,
 7 15|     mountains on both flanks, whilst in front were their enemies,
 8 17|       army went to Fucecchio, whilst he sent Pagolo Guinigi to
 9 18|       the banks of the river, whilst the cavalry had made the
10 18|   others back into the river, whilst the Florentines strove to
11 18|      conquered at Serravalle, whilst the Florentines reproached
12 18|   hundred and thirty-one men, whilst Castruccio lost one thousand
13 20|       the house of thy father whilst yet a boy—a stranger to
14 21|     fighting at his side, and whilst recommending Pagolo to them,
15 22|      another is unfortunate?” Whilst he was still in the charge
16 22| struck him with surprise that whilst men in buying an earthen