Chapter

 1 Pro,1|   republic. ~Lorenzo, as we have said, was awaiting the arrival
 2 Pro,2|          crimes?" ~"Everything," said Savonarola, "but on three
 3 Pro,2|         dying man. ~"The first," said Savonarola, "is that you
 4 Pro,2|        my heart." ~"The second," said Savonarola, "is that you
 5 Pro,2|           My father, my father," said the dying man, "do not leave
 6 Pro,2|          Have pity on Florence," said the monk. ~"But, my father,"
 7 1,1  |       packed that one might have said each window was walled up
 8 1,1  |        daughters had, as we have said, after living a life of
 9 1,1  | multitude were fixed, as we have said, upon the Vatican, and particularly
10 1,2  |       wait for, and that all was said and done until ten o'clock
11 1,2  |  destined for each." ~"Capital!" said the elder of the two women; "
12 1,2  |             Lucrezia, Lucrezia," said the mother, "you do not
13 2,2  |     which were on the way, as we said before, to become European
14 2,3  |          fallen sick, and it was said, and not in a whisper, that
15 3,1  |       aside his mask. And it was said, though nobody could prove
16 3,1  |   infamous scenes passed: Report said the dissipations were of
17 3,2  |          you as we have even now said to your brothers if your
18 4,5  |       sovereignty of Asti, as we said before, and hither came
19 4,5  |         pale and emaciated, some said in consequence of luxurious
20 4,5  |      Milan were so important, he said, that he could not under
21 5,2  |        before. Then Charles VIII said that thus it should be,
22 5,3  |         Among other matters, the said Bucciarda has brought us
23 5,3  |   pleased to employ; so that our said brother D'jem might pass
24 5,3  |          all that has been above said and declared, and in the
25 5,4  |       eyes that what the soldier said was true. Then, and not
26 5,5  |       Calabria. ~The pope, as we said, had retired to the Castle
27 5,6  |       his turn stepping forward, said in a loud voice: ~"Very
28 5,7  |       his left D'jem, who, as we said before, was dining with
29 5,7  |      towards the Holy Father, he said in Italian, which he spoke
30 5,7  |         for her, that he had not said a word of his early return
31 5,7  |        good, very good, mother," said Caesar; "be calm; blood
32 5,7  |          revenge." ~"My mother," said the cardinal, "you shall
33 6,1  |      kingdom, threatened, as was said, by the Germans on the north
34 6,2  |          could get a view, as we said before, of the two camps,
35 6,2  |         and not attack him; they said they were only too happy
36 6,2  |        rain, and we have already said how rapidly the Taro could
37 6,3  |       pursuit of the rear, as we said before; leading six hundred
38 6,3  |     custom, the king, who, as we said, was in the centre, was
39 7,2  |        bareheaded before ham, he said, in a voice whose slightly
40 7,2  |          is the Duke of Gandia," said Michelotto. ~"Do you know;
41 7,2  |       same, the Duke of Gandia," said Michelotto. ~"And what do
42 7,3  |       opinion also, Michelotto," said Caesar, stepping towards
43 7,3  |          San Sisto, where, as we said, Lucrezia was in retreat;
44 7,4  |          search; for, as we have said, the Duke of Gandia was
45 7,4  |          found a man at last who said he had seen something happen
46 7,4  |          words: ~"Gentlemen," he said, "last Wednesday evening,
47 7,4  |     thing swimming about. 'Sir,' said one of the men, 'it is his
48 8,4  |       two chests in which it was said that the duke's treasure
49 9,2  |      ordeal of fire. He knew, he said, that he must perish, but
50 9,3  |       from the Church militant," said Savonarola, who from that
51 10,2 |        time of his death. It was said in Rome, and not in a whisper,
52 10,4 |        Trimouille himself. It is said that the price paid for
53 11,1 |    States an Ave Maria should be said, to pray God to avert the
54 11,4 |    compromise themselves, merely said to their colleague of France,
55 11,5 |   Michelotto, and in a low voice said a few words to him, which
56 11,5 |      town, as the fair bride had said, and started at once for
57 11,5 |         the senators, who, as we said, were already apprised of
58 11,5 |        related what the duke had said, what they had done, and
59 12,2 |         he did not wish it to be said that he had abandoned his
60 12,3 |    father to France, died, it is said, of poison, at Grenoble,
61 13,4 |      Vitelli and the Orsini, who said that the governor of the
62 13,5 |        approved of my words, and said that it would be enough
63 15,1 |         was left but Caesar, who said he was willing to go, but
64 15,3 |         and feared a trap; so he said that the surrender asked
65 Epi,1|         urgency, Abraham one day said ~"Listen, Jean: since you
66 Epi,1|        heard these words; and he said mournfully to himself, "
67 Epi,1|      Then turning to Abraham, he said, "Ah, friend, why do you