Chapter

 1 1 |  Fiammingo; having examined these two masterpieces at leisure,
 2 1 |       Innocent VIII, during which two hundred and twenty murders
 3 1 |          this, Caesar Borgia sent two bottles of poisoned wine
 4 2 |           order, he said, to have two more than the cardinals. ~
 5 2 |      liberation by the payment of two hundred thousand piastres,
 6 2 |           children--five boys and two girls. He then married Lucrezia
 7 2 |  Francesco, to allow each of them two thousand crowns a year.
 8 3 |  Francesco, he escaped, as on the two previous occasions, by the
 9 3 |          greater intensity on his two unhappy daughters. Their
10 3 |           death relieved him from two other encumbrances: his
11 3 |        were buried with the first two, and that when he had got
12 3 |     reached His Holiness, and the two poor women, remembering
13 4 |         was no human hope for the two lovers; an impassable gulf
14 4 |      always. ~Up to that time the two women had not formed any
15 4 |           to Rome Giacomo and his two other sons. He then recommenced
16 5 |   possession of his fortune. ~The two sbirri departed, and the
17 5 |           of September, 1598, the two women, supping with the
18 5 |        assassins entered, and the two women awaited the issue
19 5 |          room, accompanied by the two women. As they had said,
20 5 |        mercy. One of them carried two great nails, such as those
21 5 |            Lucrezia perceived the two sbirri, sharing the money
22 5 |    noticed the wounds made by the two nails. The ladies, as soon
23 6 |        time. He immediately hired two other sbirri to assassinate
24 6 |          smudged his face, bought two asses, laden with charcoal,
25 6 |         castle to the prison; the two brothers, when put to the
26 6 |     behind his back to the frame; two men, relieved every five
27 6 |           him to within a foot or two of the ground. If he stood
28 7 |         caused her to be taken by two officers and led from the
29 7 |         lever windlass, worked by two men." ~"Before hoisting
30 7 |     wrists to the height of about two feet from the ground, while
31 7 |     height of ten feet to that of two feet; her arms, from the
32 7 | confession, at the request of the two brothers, they were all
33 8 |   Conforteria had gathered at the two prisons of Corte Savella
34 8 |      place on a scaffold, ordered two to be made in nun's fashion--
35 9 |   scaffold was then resumed. ~The two female prisoners followed
36 9 |   ponderous axe, which, guided by two grooves, fell with its whole
37 9 |           more broken down of the two, wept bitterly; but Beatrice
38 9 |          of the scaffold, bounded two or three times in the air,
39 10|          bed. ~The corpses of the two ladies were laid out each
40 10|         of paying within the year two thousand five hundred Roman