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 1      I,  IV | followers. William was much dissatisfied with this, but reserved
 2     II,  IV |      in arms, for many were dissatisfied with the departure of the
 3    III,  V  |  without the city many were dissatisfied with them. Those within,
 4     IV,  VII|   To silence those who were dissatisfied with the banishment of Cosmo,
 5     IV,  VII|     their arms, was greatly dissatisfied, and condoled with Rinaldo
 6      V,  IV |     And though the pope was dissatisfied with the loss of so large
 7      V,  V  | This rendered the Venetians dissatisfied; they were dilatory in furnishing
 8     VI,  VII|   history. King Alfonso was dissatisfied with the peace, and as the
 9    VII,  II |   Many of the assembly were dissatisfied with this tardy method of
10   VIII,  V  |   allies, they were greatly dissatisfied, principally because they