Book,  Chapter

1    III,  I  |     we, induced by no other motive than the love of our country,
2     IV,  I  |     without any justifiable motive.~They had not yet come to
3     IV,  V  | fear rather than any better motive, fled to Pistoia, and if
4      V,  III|      from fear or any other motive, wished to preserve his
5     VI,  V  |     produced by some latent motive, which it was not thought
6    VII,  II |     actuated by a different motive; Luca Pitti wished to take
7    VII,  II |   influenced by a different motive from the rest, affected
8    VII,  VI |   both without any definite motive or knowledge of what had
9   VIII,  II |   ambitious, and detestable motive is at once disclosed. If