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1 2 |        towards it, and saw the hands and face of a baby who was
2 7 |     command of the army in the hands of Castruccio. This change
3 8 |         and with arms in their hands went to Uguccione and demanded
4 9 |        and wrested it from the hands of Messer Anastagio Palavicini,
5 11|       those whom he had in his hands of life also, stating that
6 12|        Pistoia passed into the hands of Castruccio, who, having
7 17|     empire of Tuscany into his hands, for he had no reason to
8 18| bucklers and javelins in their hands, let fly with tremendous
9 20|       the city of Lucca on thy hands, which will never rest contented