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 1 2 |       had a vineyard behind the house where he resided, and as
 2 2 |        up and carried it to the house, where she washed it and
 3 3 |      more willingly live in the house of a gentleman, where he
 4 3 |         and use arms, or in the house of a priest, where he would
 5 4 |      Castruccio passed from the house of Messer Antonio the priest
 6 4 |       Antonio the priest to the house of Messer Francesco Guinigi
 7 8 |    murderer of whom fled to the house of Castruccio for refuge.
 8 11|   Castruccio was under to their house. To this Castruccio graciously
 9 20| concealed it, how I entered the house of thy father whilst yet
10 22|         man as he came out of a house of ill fame blush at being
11 22|       to supper, he went to the house and was shown by Taddeo
12 22|          Being one night in the house of one of his gentlemen
13 22|    someone had written upon his house in Latin the words: “May
14 22|           May God preserve this house from the wicked,” he said, “
15 22|      the streets he saw a small house with a very large door,
16 22|       door, and remarked: “That house will fly through the door.”