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 1      I,  I  |        might be better able to avenge themselves for the injury
 2      I,  I  |  citizen; and being anxious to avenge herself for the insult,
 3      I,  VI | brother of Andrea, in order to avenge his death, brought forces
 4     II,  I  |       parties who undertook to avenge his death. Therefore, first
 5    III,  IV |      hatred. Many citizens, to avenge themselves for private injuries,
 6      V,  I  |      Filippo; and the pope, to avenge himself for the injury,
 7      V,  VI |       of the Count di Poppi to avenge himself on the inhabitants
 8     VI,  I  |        when spring arrived, to avenge himself for his former injuries.
 9     VI,  I  |        relief of a friend, and avenge himself of an enemy. On
10     VI,  II |        all things he wished to avenge himself, thinking, with
11     VI,  II | Baldaccio to death, and at one avenge himself, and deliver his
12     VI,  IV |       whom they had invoked to avenge their injuries, would show
13    VII,  II |      and having been unable to avenge himself on the father, he
14    VII,  III| Giovanni Francesco, wishing to avenge his own injuries, at once
15    VII,  III|      and impious precedent. To avenge themselves for these injuries,
16   VIII,  IV |      latter, aware of this, to avenge himself for the injury,
17   VIII,  VI |     feared the Colonnesi would avenge the injuries they had recently