Chapter

 1 3 |      means at his command. Every night she was awakened by a concert
 2 3 |         as heavenly sounds. ~One night it came to pass that as
 3 3 |       who, rich as a king, every night revelled in the orgies of
 4 3 |      trouble and amazement. ~The night following, the same apparition
 5 3 |       refused to obey. ~The next night she threw herself on her
 6 4 |         returned. The very first night, he wished to resume his
 7 4 |    happened, had not Frances one night returned into his daughter'
 8 5 |    communicate to them. The same night Olympio, who having been
 9 5 |      they had lain concealed all night and all day; for, as will
10 8 |         this case, he sat up all night over it, studying it with
11 8 | cardinals spent the whole of the night either on horseback or in
12 8 |       bridge of Sant' Angelo all night; and it was not till five
13 9 |        handkerchief. ~During the night a lofty scaffold had been
14 10|        some even died during the night, owing to sunstroke from
15 10|    Beatrice, taken, some say the night before her execution, others