Chapter

 1 1,3  |            The hour of the Ave Maria came as on the evening before;
 2 1,3  |            same moment rumours which came from the inside of the Vatican
 3 3,1  |           last to Rome: thither they came, escorted by Don Manuel
 4 3,4  |           was evidently the same, it came about that John Sforza was
 5 3,4  |           often returned whence they came, their worth doubled by
 6 4,2  |             of Austria on the day he came of age. ~By dint of all
 7 4,2  |           explained that the project came into Sforza's mind when
 8 4,4  |      commander; but as everybody had came in pursuit of his own interests,
 9 4,5  |              said before, and hither came to meet Charles both Ludovico
10 4,5  |           unlucky John Galeazzo, and came to entreat his cousin to
11 4,5  |            pride of Piero dei Medici came once more to the rescue
12 5,1  |             Brigonnet and de Piennes came to fetch him, and led him
13 5,1  |             servant, demanded whence came this pride of his that made
14 5,1  |          territory, so when the news came there was a general feeling
15 5,4  |           judged that the moment had came to abandon his ally, and
16 5,4  |              gate while Charles VIII came in at another. His sojourn
17 5,4  |             After the Swiss infantry came the archers of Gascony:
18 5,5  |            were emblazoned. ~At last came the young king's escort;
19 5,5  |   immediately after, and behind them came Prospero and Fabrizia Colonna,
20 5,5  |            pounds. After the cannons came culverins sixteen feet long,
21 5,6  |             between the two palaces, came down into the same garden
22 5,7  |           wretched servants; so they came and broke in the doors,
23 5,8  |           dethroned house. And so it came about that all of them,
24 6,2  |          queen's grand equerry; next came three hundred archers of
25 7,1  |       already lost when Charles VIII came to the rescue. They had
26 7,1  |         Cervetri; then, when the day came and they had not the necessary
27 7,3  |           little house hard by; they came and picked him up, and laid
28 7,4  |             could say to any one who came to him was but these words,
29 7,4  |          Church two men on foot, who came forward into the middle
30 7,4  |       despair had not the courage to came and look at him. At last,
31 7,4  |            which struck at his house came from that very house itself
32 7,4  |             deadly resolve. Lucrezia came out from the retreat were
33 8,1  |             ducats. ~After this, all came about as Caesar had desired;
34 8,3  |          prison, and had a lover who came to visit her in woman's
35 8,4  |            VIII one day after he had came home late and tired from
36 8,4  |         ivory and silver; after them came four-and-twenty mare, also
37 8,4  |            and red; next after these came ten other mules, covered
38 8,4  |         behind these eighteen horses came six beautiful mules, all
39 8,4  |            state ecclesiastic. ~Next came two drums, one rebeck, and
40 8,4  |             cortege, behind the duke came twenty-four mules with red
41 9,1  |              of Florence obeyed, and came forth to the Piazza of the
42 9,2  | reinforcements for their antagonist, came forward in a crowd to try
43 10,2 |             a check, moreover, which came from a woman. Caterina Sforza,
44 10,3 |           Europe, and all the Powers came, purse in hand, to draw
45 10,4 |              day when the idea first came into his head of enticing
46 11,1 |           obeying his command, there came up such a furious gust of
47 11,3 |              close upon Don Alfonso, came in front of Caesar he brandished
48 11,3 |            knock as he would, no one came to open it. Alfonso then
49 11,5 |            flight; and when the lady came dawn from her litter to
50 11,5 |         horrors of famine, delegates came out to parley with Caesar
51 12,4 |              other: into their midst came Lucrezia, and Don Ferdinand
52 12,4 |            Following on these dances came feasts of unheard of magnificence,
53 13,1 |              whole army of the enemy came down upon him. This army
54 13,1 |            He, fancying the hour had came at last far striking the
55 13,2 |         thought the hour had perhaps came for suppressing them also,
56 13,2 |           among the dead; when night came on, he escaped to Fano. ~ ~ ~
57 13,5 |          Gravina and Orsina, who all came out to meet him; the last
58 13,5 |             when he left his army to came to Sinigaglia, he had bidden
59 13,5 |           mistress, in man's attire, came in person to bring the missing
60 14,1 |           the flock. ~The nomination came to pass: the new cardinals
61 14,2 |           had been forgotten when he came here; so the valet went
62 15,1 |             refused he and those who came to take him should be blown
63 15,1 |         never empty threats and they came to terms with him. ~[Caesar
64 15,1 |          ducat: behind the artillery came a hundred chariots escorted
65 15,1 |             to his bedside alone: he came, against expectation, to
66 15,2 |       safe-conduct to Rome: the duke came back with 250 men-at-arms,
67 15,3 |           Sorrento and Volterra, who came in the name of Julius II
68 15,4 |          clemency; so, when the duke came back to Rome guarded, the
69 15,4 |             the town; and when night came on, mounting a wretched
70 15,4 |           taken to prison an officer came to him to deprive him of
71 16,1 |             gave it up. The governor came to see him in his room,
72 16,1 |              his dinner sent in, and came to see him, as on the night
73 16,2 |              or four hundred archers came out of the wood to help
74 Epi,2|             of rest, Abraham himself came to see his friend, and Jean