Chapter

 1 Pro,1|           the Carneggi Palace, about three miles from Florence, were
 2 Pro,1|            miles from Florence, were three men grouped about a bed
 3 Pro,1|           dying. ~The first of these three men, sitting at the foot
 4 Pro,1|            his elbow and ordered his three friends to go away. They
 5 Pro,2|           Frescobaldi, and more than three hundred others whose names
 6 Pro,2|             said Savonarola, "but on three conditions." ~"What are
 7 Pro,2|            last in the arms of these three men, of whom the most fortunate
 8 Pro,2|            most fortunate though all three were young was not destined
 9 1,1  |             which cost the labour of three centuries and the expense
10 1,2  |           and with its point rapping three times on the pavement of
11 1,2  |       arrived at this place, he gave three rapid knocks on the door
12 1,2  |                Our father has gained three votes to-day, but he still
13 1,3  |         chances were divided between three candidates, who were Roderigo
14 2,1  |    Palaeologos Dragozes, besieged by three hundred thousand Turks,
15 3,1  |      protector died after a reign of three years three months and nineteen
16 3,1  |         after a reign of three years three months and nineteen days,
17 3,2  |    assemblage of cardinals, with the three other brothers standing
18 3,4  |        beloved of his heart, and the three composed that diabolical
19 4,4  |       Vicovaro, near Tivoli, and the three interested parties duly
20 4,4  |              twenty men in each, and three thousand bowmen and light
21 4,4  |             On the 23rd of April, at three o'clock in the morning,
22 4,5  |             had been obliged to sign three treaties of peace that were
23 5,2  |           sum of 120,000 florins, in three instalments; ~The Signoria
24 5,4  |           31st of December 1494. ~At three in the afternoon the whole
25 5,5  |         Every knight was followed by three horses the first ridden
26 5,5  |          they formed each with their three followers a total of 10,
27 5,6  |         urgently that you accord him three favours. These favours are:
28 5,6  |              he did not expect these three demands, which were moreover
29 5,8  |             Roman territories within three days. The poor wretches
30 6,1  |         hundred Italian men-at-arms, three thousand Swiss infantry,
31 6,1  |          Charles only stayed in Rome three days, utterly depressed
32 6,1  |             entreaties. And in these three days, instead of listening
33 6,1  |            to him. At last, when the three days had elapsed, he left
34 6,1  |             and resumed his march in three columns towards Tuscany,
35 6,2  |           them. The van consisted of three hundred and fifty men-at-arms,
36 6,2  |          following them consisted of three thousand Swiss, under the
37 6,2  |             grand equerry; next came three hundred archers of the guard,
38 6,2  |        baggage, was composed of only three hundred men-at-arms, commanded
39 6,3  |     provision for retreat by leaving three reserve corps on the right
40 6,4  |         great as his own and killing three thousand men, and then waiting
41 6,4  |          indeed he did but enjoy for three months, dying of exhaustion
42 6,4  |            succeeded; and so, in the three years of his papacy, Alexander
43 7,1  |          Camillo Vitelli, one of the three valiant Italian condottieri
44 7,1  |             Vitellozzo Vitelli spent three or four months in exercising
45 7,1  |            and re-entered Italy with three thousand Swiss, and fearing
46 7,3  |              every night till two or three o'clock in the morning. ~
47 7,4  |             arms and legs. The other three at once went up to the river,
48 7,4  |          other by the feet, swung it three times, and the third time
49 7,4  |              alone with Lucrezia for three days and nights; then he
50 8,1  |           September, that is, nearly three months after the Duke of
51 8,2  |             were to be renewed every three days, together with a bottle
52 8,3  |             the Campo dei Fiori. The three condemned men were preceded
53 8,4  |           Duke of Valentinois to put three hundred lances at his disposal,
54 9,3  | ecclesiastical judges, and bound all three to the same stake in the
55 10,1 |               leaving in the citadel three thousand foot and enough
56 10,1 |              every rank had come out three miles' distance from the
57 10,1 |            at the disposal of Caesar three hundred lances under the
58 10,2 |              news; so he only stayed three days, and then, with all
59 10,2 |             greatest joy, and stayed three days; on the fourth day
60 10,2 |         never to rise from it again; three days later he was dead. ~
61 10,3 |           cheerful conversation with three or four guests, the poison
62 10,3 |            were at once divided into three portions: the land and houses
63 11,1 |         guards ran up and discovered three persons lying in the rubbish
64 11,1 |    magnificent chalice in which were three hundred gold crowns, which
65 11,2 |           affair, for she had two or three times displayed an absurd
66 11,2 |               then, when he was only three paces away, he made a bound
67 11,4 |     therefore broke up his army into three sections, sent one-third
68 12,1 |           brought him another two or three thousand men; so, without
69 12,1 |             which sum he was to hold three hundred men-at-arms always
70 12,2 |           and Provencal vessels, and three Genoese caracks, carrying
71 12,3 |              their way into Capua by three separate sides: nothing
72 12,3 |              to escape the soldiers. Three hundred of the noblest ladies
73 12,3 |            The pillage continued for three days. ~Capua once taken,
74 12,4 |          provisions. During the last three days the pope lived on fried
75 13,2 |              obtained from Louis XII three hundred lances wherewith
76 13,5 |              with charging me to lay three proposals before your lordships:
77 13,5 |              the cardinal had bought three months before, for 1500
78 14,1 |              the number was fixed at three, one old and two new; the
79 15,3 |        citadels which he had refused three days before: the fact was
80 16,1 |        fortress and the village with three excellent horses; it was
81 16,2 |             and the sbirro; then all three galloped to the frontier
82 16,2 |          Navarre, where they arrived three days later, and were honourably
83 16,2 |             and offered battle about three o'clock in the afternoon.
84 16,2 |             turned right about face, three or four hundred archers