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 1      I,  II |     maids, she arranged with the young woman, that Helmichis, without
 2     II,  I  |       fixed upon Buondelmonti, a young gentleman, the head of the
 3     II,  VI |       lord of them, who, being a young man, bold and fierce, and
 4    III,  I  |     corrupting is assembled. The young are idle, the old lascivious,
 5    III,  VII|       the lowest order, all bold young men, and resolved upon returning
 6     VI,  II |  apartment at the palace several young men, all armed; and Baldaccio,
 7     VI,  II |      sent to Florence to see the young man, and procure of Cosmo
 8     VI,  VI | transferring his dominions, by a young Pisan of great courage and
 9    VII,  I  |   undertaken the enterprise of a young one.” To the Venetians ambassadors,
10    VII,  II |    hostilities, and, finding him young, new in the government,
11    VII,  IV |       Lorenzo spoke, and, though young, with such modesty and discretion
12    VII,  IV |        brother of Salvestro, was young, prompt, and bold, and on
13    VII,  VI |   private injuries increased the young men’s desire for vengeance,
14    VII,  VI |  enterprise of these unfortunate young men was conducted with secrecy
15   VIII,  I  |         readiness with which the young men might be slain, on account
16   VIII,  I  |     Napoleone Franzeni, two bold young men, under great obligations
17   VIII,  I  |      that the Signory, after the young men’s death, should voluntarily,
18   VIII,  III|          Galeazzo, who being too young to undertake the government,
19   VIII,  III|          the guardianship of the young duke. By the advice and