Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  V  |       governor; but they failed of obtaining any. Nevertheless they did
 2     IV,  IV | Florentines, they might be sure of obtaining the principal offices, and
 3      V,  I  |            prevent the League from obtaining the victory, and said that
 4     VI,  I  |        ensign for so long, without obtaining sufficient land to serve
 5     VI,  II |         gave the Venetians hope of obtaining the duke’s dominions. They
 6     VI,  II |          its success. Thus without obtaining Cremona, they lost the count’
 7     VI,  IV |            we were so disposed, of obtaining it, but to remind thee of
 8     VI,  IV |            rest on him, themselves obtaining the fruit of victory, the
 9     VI,  VII|         for aid to France; and, on obtaining it, attacked Pietrino, who,
10    VII,  III|         home.”~Agnolo, hopeless of obtaining pardon, went to Rome, where,
11   VIII,  IV |      pardon, they would be sure of obtaining it. Thinking it advisable
12   VIII,  VI |           might entertain hopes of obtaining the place.~The whole winter