Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |       state of the world, they scarcely could have recourse to the
 2      I,  III|  appointment of a new pope was scarcely ever made except from one
 3      I,  VI |    returned to Germany. He had scarcely left, before John king of
 4    III,  II |      what course to adopt. But scarcely were they met, when the
 5    III,  IV |       This man, barefoot, with scarcely anything upon him, and the
 6    III,  V  |        which must be added, as scarcely less pernicious, the frequent
 7     IV,  I  | mischief, while the latter can scarcely be beneficial; in the former,
 8     IV,  VI |        some unusual manner. He scarcely took any food, so that in
 9      V,  II |        had no time to arm, but scarcely to consider the means of
10     VI,  III|       Maremma, that they could scarcely retain the places they had
11    VII,  V  |    should suggest. Roberto had scarcely passed the fortress of Campi,