Book,  Chapter

1     II,  IV | church of the Holy Trinity to look at a party of ladies who
2    III,  VII|       multitude, assembled to look on rather than assist them,
3     IV,  VII|      sentence with a cheerful look, assuring the Signory that
4      V,  I  |       would very soon have to look at the defense of his own
5      V,  IV |        who being compelled to look to his own interests, could
6      V,  VI |     and, urged by a desire to look after his own affairs, he
7     VI,  VI |     people, encouraged him to look for a happy termination
8    VII,  IV |      the brothers promised to look upon them as their parents.
9   VIII,  II |    those around with a steady look, he silently sighed. Guglielmo