Chapter

 1 1|            She was the daughter of Francesco Cenci. Whether or not it
 2 1|        about to relate took place. Francesco Cenci will then appear to
 3 1|           despatch a papal nuncio, Francesco Cherigato, to the Diet of
 4 2|       frightful profanations, that Francesco Cenci was born. ~He was
 5 2|        about f32,000 of our money. Francesco Cenci, who was his only
 6 2|         else. The result was, that Francesco Cenci, inheriting vicious
 7 2|          The lawless profligacy of Francesco Cenci first began seriously
 8 2|      Massacre of St. Bartholomew. ~Francesco Cenci was at the time of
 9 2|            had no children. ~As if Francesco Cenci were void of all natural
10 2|          these words, that had not Francesco Cenci's work been extremely
11 2|          their claims, and ordered Francesco, to allow each of them two
12 3|          from his presence. As for Francesco, he escaped, as on the two
13 3|        took pity on her; compelled Francesco Cenci to give her a dowry
14 3|            noble family of Gubbio. Francesco driven nearly frantic with
15 3|           This came as a relief to Francesco, whose avarice pursued his
16 3|          celebrate the event. ~But Francesco took every precaution against
17 3|          make sure of her custody, Francesco kept her shut up in a remote
18 3|        expanded like a flower; and Francesco, a stranger to no crime,
19 3| comparatively easy to compass; yet Francesco, to accomplish his diabolical
20 3|      ministers to the pleasures of Francesco, who, rich as a king, every
21 3|            only, on this occasion, Francesco Cenci, undressed, entered
22 3|           who were unknown to her. Francesco threatened and prayed, but
23 3|         her blushes and her tears. Francesco pointed out her stepmother,
24 3|        that this was horrible; but Francesco had the slaw persistence
25 3|         three years. ~At this time Francesco was obliged to make a journey,
26 3|     suffered. But, before leaving, Francesco Cenci had taken precautions;
27 4|      decided that on the return of Francesco the Abbe Guerra should demand
28 4|          no one knew where he was, Francesco returned. The very first
29 4|           and blows. ~The wrath of Francesco fell upon his wife, whom
30 4|            was rudely dismissed by Francesco. The first refusal did not
31 4|            such a union. At length Francesco, losing patience, told this
32 4|     demanded what this reason was. Francesco replied: ~"Because she is
33 4|           saw the smile with which Francesco Cenci accompanied his words,
34 4|             Henceforth the doom of Francesco was irrevocably pronounced. ~
35 4|         decided upon the murder of Francesco. ~Guerra was called in to
36 4|           As for Olympio, he hated Francesco, because the latter had
37 4|         Colonna. Almost every year Francesco Cenci spent some months
38 4|        prince, had much esteem for Francesco, whose purse he found extremely
39 4|            It had so happened that Francesco, being dissatisfied with
40 4|     decided upon. ~The period when Francesco Cenci was accustomed to
41 4|         the bandits to lapse, when Francesco was to be put to death.
42 4|    nevertheless unsuccessful. When Francesco left Rome, the scout sent
43 4|            better luck elsewhere. ~Francesco had in the meantime settled
44 5|      stepmother had foreseen, that Francesco, stepping over the edge
45 5|            and unexpected death of Francesco Cenci, and conceiving some
46 5|        shortly before the death of Francesco, Marzio and Olympio had
47 7|        Farinacci, who pleaded that Francesco Cenci had lost all the rights