Chapter

1 3,3 | what is far worse, far more deadly, upon his own conscience.
2 3,3 |     Francesco, and called a deadly pallor into Caesar's. So
3 4,5 |   the effects of a slow but deadly poison. But whether or not
4 7,4 | fear, and fear at last into deadly terror. The pope was approached,
5 7,4 | doubly loved to conquer his deadly resolve. Lucrezia came out
6 14,1|     supervened, and a froth deadly and abundant ran out from