Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|    assembled, and the duke was in doubt whether he should come forth
2    III,  I   |         for their removal: and we doubt not that, though a difficult
3     IV,  II  |          city; and this he had no doubt would be effected if they
4     IV,  III |      might cease to do so; for no doubt she would find plenty of
5      V,  IV  | conversation of any who seemed to doubt the integrity of Niccolo’
6      V,  V   |           have been ridiculous to doubt, he resolved, by the exertion
7     VI,  IV  |       circumstances, no one could doubt which would be most to their
8    VII,  VI  |  festivity when there would be no doubt of his presence, and where
9   VIII,  IV  |       their affairs. They were in doubt whether to apply to the