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 1      I,  V   |          few friends, and in the night took him prisoner. And although
 2     II,  II  |          would attack him in the night, and that his own party,
 3     II,  IV  |         he died on the following night.~This event again disturbed
 4     II,  VIII|        in the palace, and during night was conveyed safely away
 5    III,  III |      Signors and the approach of night, on the following day, the
 6    III,  III |       different parts during the night, to talk over the past,
 7    III,  IV  |        continued all day, and at night the rioters halted near
 8     IV,  I   |          crossed them during the night, captured the place, and
 9     IV,  V   |          of the Serchio, and one night cut through the embankment
10     IV,  V   |         in number, went armed at night in search of Pagolo, who,
11     IV,  VII |  retained him in the palace till night, then conducted him to his
12     IV,  VII |         brought into Florence by night. Having taken possession
13      V,  II  |          attacked Vico Pisano by night, he could easily take possession
14      V,  V   |          Mantua, he proceeded by night to Verona, silently scaled
15     VI,  V   | introduced them into the city by night through one of the common
16     VI,  VI  |   knowledge of the pope the same night, some say by treachery among
17     VI,  VI  |        Be this as it may, on the night of the supper Stefano, and
18     VI,  VII |       Pietrino having entered by night, took possession of some