Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |         anything left for them to attempt, except the effort to make
 2      I,  VII |        the cardinals, in order to attempt the reunion of the church,
 3     II,  IV  |      Charles should make any such attempt. The Cerchi and the leaders
 4     II,  V   |           CHAPTER V~The emigrants attempt to re-enter Florence, but
 5     II,  V   |           His character—Fruitless attempt of the Emperor Henry against
 6     II,  VI  |        retires without making any attempt—The emigrants not being
 7     II,  VII |          civil authority, than to attempt, upon a simple information,
 8     II,  VIII|      footing that he might safely attempt anything, he gave the Signory
 9     II,  VIII|         anyone. And if you should attempt to secure a friend or two,
10     II,  VIII|       attended the success of the attempt; and he knew he should so
11     II,  VIII|         would have been roused to attempt the recovery of freedom;
12     II,  VIII|      odious tyranny or die in the attempt. Three distinct conspiracies
13     II,  VIII|           no other course, but to attempt the cure by the means which
14     II,  I   |           not succeeding in their attempt, to avoid a greater evil,
15    III,  I   |           the Signory—The Signory attempt to remedy the evils.~Those
16    III,  I   |        too avaricious for them to attempt. Thus laws and ordinances,
17    III,  II  |  advantage, either never makes an attempt, or, if induced to do so,
18    III,  II  |        their dignity. In order to attempt and obtain their ends, at
19    III,  II  |       Salvestro, seeing his first attempt likely to fail, pretended
20    III,  VII |         and therefore resolved to attempt the restoration of the exiles
21    III,  VII |     Donato Acciajuoli resolved to attempt what involved danger. Michele
22    III,  VII |           that it was improper to attempt any innovation in which
23    III,  VII |        the failure of their first attempt, they proceeded to the Old
24    III,  VII |   grievances, had induced them to attempt their deliverance. They
25    III,  VII |        dangerous a thing it is to attempt to set a people free who
26     IV,  I   |         not think it advisable to attempt this, or any other enterprise,
27     IV,  I   |       church ought to prevent any attempt against Romagna itself.
28     IV,  I   |    relieving Furli, determined to attempt the capture of Zagonara,
29     IV,  II  |        the prosecution of the war—Attempt of the higher classes to
30     IV,  II  |           their safety, that some attempt should be made to recover
31     IV,  III |          be the case were they to attempt the recovery of taxes for
32     IV,  V   |          The count failing in his attempt went to Borgo a Buggiano
33     IV,  VI  |  difficulty that would attend any attempt to remove or abate them.
34     IV,  VI  |          we were successful in an attempt to expel him (which might
35     IV,  VII |   dissensions; but, still, if any attempt should be made, and it could
36      V,  II  | possession of the place, made the attempt, and having failed, ravaged
37      V,  II  |     emboldened the Florentines to attempt the recovery of Lucca, since
38      V,  III |         the other incites them to attempt it. It is then vain to imagine
39      V,  V   |          before he made any other attempt, hastened to the relief
40      V,  V   |          was cut off, and that to attempt an approach by land, on
41      V,  V   |          refused, but resolved to attempt the recovery of Verona.
42      V,  V   |        previously inclined to the attempt, was induced by their joint
43      V,  VI  |          For it would be folly to attempt defending a place which
44      V,  VI  |       would be making a desperate attempt, and might occasion the
45     VI,  III |      appoint a diet at Ferrara to attempt either the arrangement of
46     VI,  V   |       lord of Urbino. Their first attempt was to attack Fojano, in
47     VI,  VI  |           either to perform or to attempt something worthy of memory,
48     VI,  VI  |         he determined to make the attempt without further delay, and
49     VI,  VI  |      might defend his friends and attempt the recovery of the kingdom
50    VII,  III |  accomplish, or were unwilling to attempt by the medium of the magistrates,
51    VII,  III |        expired, he never made any attempt to renew it, and was very
52    VII,  III |          therefore disinclined to attempt aught while he was in office;
53    VII,  III |  contribute to the success of the attempt all the means in his power.
54    VII,  IV  |          their sovereign. As this attempt had not occasioned any tumult
55    VII,  IV  |        the city, he determined to attempt some means of rekindling
56    VII,  IV  |   extinguish it would fail in the attempt. He communicated his ideas
57    VII,  VI  |          more difficulties in his attempt upon Perugia than he had
58    VII,  VI  |         they became old enough to attempt it. Their minds being fully
59   VIII,  I   |      desirous to destroy them, to attempt it in secrecy, and by clandestine
60   VIII,  I   |        The first who spoke of any attempt against the Medici, was
61   VIII,  V   |       circumstances in making the attempt, and hoping for a favorable
62   VIII,  VI  |      October, and make no further attempt till the return of spring.~
63   VIII,  VII |        the matter and resolved to attempt it, they fixed upon the
64   VIII,  VII |       conspiracy of the Pazzi, an attempt was made to murder him in