Chapter

 1 2 |      like this could not reign long: he died after a year's
 2 2 | drooped somewhat; his nose was long, his lips were thin, and
 3 2 |        trembling, which lasted long after the cause which provoked
 4 3 |      innocent as an angel. Her long fair hair, a beauty seen
 5 3 |   Nevertheless, she resisted a long time: an inward voice told
 6 4 |        sentiment; his hair was long and fair, with chestnut
 7 5 |       myself; but you will not long survive him." ~Hearing these
 8 5 |   poisoned by remorse, but ere long retribution pursued them.
 9 8 |   conscience, succeeded, after long and urgent entreaties, and
10 8 |     gathered at the neck, with long wide sleeves. That for Lucrezia
11 10|       mounted the scaffold his long hair and girlish face led