Chapter

 1 Pro,1|  henceforth depended all his hope far another world. ~Indeed,
 2 Pro,2|       were less renowned; so much far your crimes." And at each
 3 Pro,2|           shall dawn which is not far distant," continued the
 4 Pro,2|          face and step unaltered; far above human things he seemed
 5 1,1  |           St. Peter's at Rome was far from presenting so noble
 6 1,1  |          pontiff is a great event far everybody; for, according
 7 1,2  |          Rome began already to be far from safe; then after these
 8 1,2  |           new church, advanced as far as the fountain which, formed
 9 1,2  |     Longara, which he followed as far as the church of Regina
10 1,2  |          the arms of the cardinal far whom the meal is prepared." ~"
11 2,2  |          of glory, a desire based far more on his shallow character
12 2,2  |          called goodness deserved far more the name of insensibility
13 2,3  |           he had two rivals, both far superior in merit to him
14 2,3  |           son, unfortunately, was far from having the genius of
15 3,1  |        intelligence extremely apt far the study of sciences, especially
16 3,2  |         had been compensated, and far mare than compensated, by
17 3,2  |         by all, and slowly enough far everyone present to be able
18 3,2  |           this sublime height, so far above our deserts, whereto
19 3,3  |           reputation, but what is far worse, far more deadly,
20 3,3  |            but what is far worse, far more deadly, upon his own
21 3,3  |          worst can cause injuries far more powerful than any help
22 4,1  |        and Seneschal de Beaucaire far Charles VIII. By this treaty
23 4,1  |        with the great Powers were far from being what he could
24 4,2  |           dignities were reserved far his elder brother, he decided
25 4,2  |        stretching out one hand as far as Venice, while by the
26 4,3  |         at his feet were cushions far Lucrezia and Dona Sancia. "
27 4,3  |      number of other Roman ladies far more fit to dwell in Messalina'
28 4,5  |          that he had advanced too far to draw back now, and that
29 4,5  |       that these two motives were far too important to be sacrificed
30 5,1  |          did not wish to push too far his devotion to the house
31 5,1  |     conqueror, wishing to see how far the ambassador of the magnificent
32 5,1  |          that this concession was far from satisfying him, and
33 5,2  |           they were to men who so far had encountered no single
34 5,6  |           this way they walked as far as the room where the sacred
35 5,7  |       when she beheld her son was far mare a cry of vengeance
36 6,2  |          now stood, stretching as far as the eye could reach,
37 6,2  |           a fine display of arms. Far a moment the young king,
38 6,2  |         guard with Gilles Carrone far standard-bearer, pensioners
39 6,3  |       following the right bank as far as Fornovo, would go over
40 6,3  |        their swords. As they were far more numerous than the French,
41 6,3  |       horse, he had penetrated so far into the enemy's ranks that
42 6,3  |           courage to take him too far he suddenly found himself
43 7,1  |          hastened to get pardoned far the victory by making propositions
44 7,1  |          of bringing them to Rome far nothing. Gonzalvo was rewarded
45 7,2  |         illicit affection, and so far did this increase his hatred
46 7,2  |  circumlocution, the bravo was so far from expecting this question,
47 7,3  |         would have made his power far weightier than it is. The
48 7,3  |          and rode side by side as far as the Palazzo Borgia, the
49 8,4  |   Alexander, who was on the watch far all political changes, had
50 8,4  |         this business was already far advanced on the day when
51 9,1  |       sort of future was in store far them when the Borgias should
52 9,1  |    interruption, and an influence far more formidable than before,
53 9,2  |      withdrawal of Savonarola, so far from calming the ferment,
54 9,3  |       this supernatural aid, they far their part would give up
55 10,1 |   Trivulce. Louis XII had come as far as Lyons in the company
56 10,3 |        with shouts and hooting as far as the banks of the Tesino.
57 10,4 |       Swiss replied that they had far too much respect for their
58 10,4 |         they loved their brothers far too well to consent to shed
59 10,4 | proposition was barely plausible; far Sforza was short and, by
60 10,4 |         his family seeming to him far more important than the
61 11,2 |         not have been good policy far Alfonso to afford Alexander
62 11,2 |          had not been unrewarded, far he had recognized one of
63 11,4 |           a chimney, and departed far the Romagna, accompanied
64 11,5 |      although the day was already far advanced; but scarcely had
65 11,5 |       soldiers in the escort were far from being in sufficient
66 11,5 |           were faithfully kept so far as the inhabitants were
67 13,1 |         the hour had came at last far striking the blow so long
68 13,2 |          Romagna which he desired far his own kingdom. For Vitellozzo
69 13,4 |          at the quarters prepared far him; then he sent orders
70 13,4 |      whose banks he had to follow far some distance. At last he
71 14,1 |       same thing that he had done far the Romagna, seized in succession
72 14,3 |    fluctuating even for a moment; far, as Caesar afterwards told
73 15,3 |           the State of Padua, and far the rank of gentleman of
74 15,4 |     Caesar went down the Tiber as far as Ostia, accompanied by
75 15,4 |    belonged to a peasant, rode as far as Nettuno, and there hired
76 16,1 |          fugitive from seeing how far off he was from the ground,
77 16,2 |           had gone with Caesar as far as the little wood, he went