Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  III|       lay down their arms than, trusting to numbers, try the fortune
 2    III,  II |         them with a large army, trusting that being famished and
 3    III,  II |         outbreak of the tumult, trusting that when it was over, by
 4    III,  III|      avoided these horrors. But trusting that we had to do with those
 5     IV,  IV |         not yield to fear; but, trusting to the strength of the city
 6     IV,  VI |       from it, obeyed the call, trusting more to his own innocence
 7      V,  V  |         situated upon the lake, trusting that after it was taken
 8      V,  VII| enlisted two thousand men, who, trusting the general’s talents and
 9     VI,  III|         of the people of Pavia, trusting he would be able to satisfy
10     VI,  VII|    Pietrino with money and men, trusting to drive John out of the
11    VII,  III|     Pitti remained in Florence, trusting to his new relationship
12    VII,  III|     oppression to several, who, trusting to their promises, had remained
13    VII,  VI |     country from so many evils; trusting that whenever they should
14    VII,  VI |    other friends and relatives, trusting that when the deed was accomplished,
15   VIII,  VI |         Fregoso, doge of Genoa, trusting to Pagolo Fregoso, the archbishop,