Book,  Chapter

1      I,  VI |    and being at Milan, as an excuse for taking money of the
2     IV,  V  |    and would not hear of any excuse.~At that time there lived
3     IV,  V  |    to induce the Lucchese to excuse him to the duke, he consented
4     VI,  III|      provisions, alleging in excuse, the enemy’s power and their
5     VI,  IV |    of caution in us does not excuse the perfidy in thee; nor
6     VI,  V  | having even the shadow of an excuse. The Venetians attempted
7    VII,  III|  pretense of your patriotism excuse you, for none will think
8   VIII,  II | peace of Italy? They have no excuse for this; they ought to
9   VIII,  III|  with the Turks, they had no excuse to justify a refusal, and