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 1 2 |   eyes in that direction, and heard something resembling the
 2 2 |     he returned home. When he heard what had happened and saw
 3 8 |    Uguccione reached Lucca he heard of the occurrences at Pisa,
 4 8 |      But the Lucchese, having heard of what had happened at
 5 11|   them up. Castruccio, having heard the news of what had happened
 6 14| Pistoia. When the Florentines heard of his return, knowing that
 7 14|     with his army; and having heard where the Florentines’ lay,
 8 15|     Immediately the Pistoians heard of this defeat they drove
 9 17|      Miniato. When Castruccio heard of the enormous army which
10 20|     to surmount it. Thou hast heard, for many have told thee,
11 22|         and this was not only heard by Castruccio with patience