Book,  Chapter

1    Int      | experience, by which this may be accomplished. He wrote from the view-point
2      I,  I  |  facility with which it might be accomplished. Tempted by the hope of
3     II,  I  |          she thought it might be accomplished at any time, she had not
4    III,  VI |       period, supposing they had accomplished all that was expected of
5    III,  VII|         Pulciano; and would have accomplished more if the citizens had
6    VII,  V  |     first might have been easily accomplished. They began by agitating
7    VII,  VI |  trusting that when the deed was accomplished, everyone would join them
8   VIII,  V  |    thought proper. When this was accomplished, the pope intimated to the