Chapter

 1 5 |       Giacomo, the eldest, and Bernardo, the youngest but one. Nothing
 2 6 |     for the arrest of Giacomo, Bernardo, Lucrezia, and Beatrice;
 3 7 |  voices were those of Giacomo, Bernardo, and Lucrezia Petroni. The
 4 7 |       the next day Giacomo and Bernardo were taken to the cells
 5 8 |    pardon should be granted to Bernardo, a poor lad only fifteen
 6 8 |       moment, that the life of Bernardo should be spared. ~From
 7 8 |      the meantime, Giacomo and Bernardo, whose sentences had been
 8 9 |        to perform this office, Bernardo came out, and was thus addressed
 9 9 |      fiscal of Rome-- ~"Signor Bernardo Cenci, in the name of our
10 9 |     down from the cart to take Bernardo; whose pardon being formally
11 9 |  shortly joined by Giacomo and Bernardo; they remained together
12 9 |      had mounted the platform, Bernardo fainted a second time; and
13 9 |      reassured them by seating Bernardo near the block, Giacomo
14 10|   occupied in washing it. Poor Bernardo was so overcome by this
15 10|       to his brother, said-- ~"Bernardo, if in my examination I
16 10|    then left, taking with them Bernardo, who, being in a state of
17 10|     set at liberty the unhappy Bernardo Cenci, with the condition
18 10| profusion. ~As for Giacomo and Bernardo, as no portraits of them
19 10| twenty-six years of age. ~Poor Bernardo was the image of his sister,