Chapter

 1 1|     almost indefinitely, to the great fatigue of the cardinals.
 2 2|      popes at this time were in great need of money. ~The lawless
 3 3|         now, to poor Beatrice's great astonishment, he all at
 4 5|         One of them carried two great nails, such as those portrayed
 5 8| criminals." ~As the pope took a great interest in this case, he
 6 8|        a man of much acumen and great experience in criminal cases.
 7 8|     advocates, who read it with great satisfaction, and entertained
 8 9|  adoring the holy crucifix with great devotion. He was completely
 9 9|      assassin. The sight of the great assemblage of people produced
10 9|         which she ascended with great difficulty, on account of
11 9|     upon it; which she did with great trouble and timidity; but
12 9|          which was done, to the great astonishment of everybody,