Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  II |       they had made themselves sure of the government. Piero
 2    III,  III|        magistrates. You may be sure they are contriving something
 3     IV,  IV |     Florentines, they might be sure of obtaining the principal
 4      V,  I  |      events to make themselves sure of the government; and the
 5      V,  V  | military license. As they felt sure the count would endeavor
 6     VI,  I  |      ought to be attended by a sure remuneration, he desired
 7     VI,  I  |      Designing however to make sure of the duke, they offered
 8     VI,  V  |  dominion; for they felt quite sure that the injuries they had
 9   VIII,  II |       then the remedy would be sure and unfailing, for I would
10   VIII,  IV |        s pardon, they would be sure of obtaining it. Thinking
11   VIII,  VII|    many of their friends being sure to come from the country,