Book,  Chapter

1     II,  II |     wished for what he had so earnestly sought, nor would he refuse
2    III,  VI |   their utmost exertions, and earnestly desired that authority might
3     IV,  VI |     of Giovanni, engaged more earnestly in public affairs, and conducted
4     IV,  VI | embraced and kissed Federigo, earnestly thanking him for so kind
5     IV,  VII|      the wish of Rinaldo, who earnestly desired his death. Averardo
6     IV,  VII|    would willingly remain. He earnestly begged, that as they had
7     VI,  II |     and Battista, knowing how earnestly the duke desired to have
8   VIII,  III|       of Mantua; they also as earnestly requested the Venetians
9   VIII,  VII|     the war, how promptly and earnestly the Florentines adhered