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 1      I,  IV  |  plundered the coasts of Italy daily. On this account William
 2     II,  III |      and other atrocities were daily committed, and the perpetrators
 3     II,  VIII|     were to return to the city daily in triumph over her enemies,
 4    III,  I   |   seeing that so many citizens daily assemble in the lodges and
 5    III,  I   |   grievances already great and daily increasing in our republic,
 6     IV,  I   |        to have exercised. Thus daily renewing the hatred of a
 7     IV,  I   |    domain, overran the country daily, up to the gates of Imola.
 8      V,  IV  | constantly in arms, and in the daily practice of annoying some
 9     VI,  II  |     piazza, whither it was his daily custom to come, to confer
10     VI,  III |       an extent that many died daily, and nearly all were affected.
11     VI,  IV  |        expected its occurrence daily; but when it actually took
12    VII,  V   |       or his church, ate of it daily. Many spectacles were exhibited
13    VII,  VI  |    factions; for circumstances daily arose which occasioned ill