Chapter

 1 1,1 |        and bearing his arms, to take the fisherman's ring from
 2 1,1 |    until his successor comes to take his place and consign him
 3 1,3 | probability, the election would take place the next day, the
 4 2,3 |       man had shown a desire to take the reins himself, he had
 5 3,1 |         of the post to come and take possession of his charge
 6 3,3 |        accomplished; but if you take the other path, if you have
 7 3,4 |        and Ferrara, prepared to take a stand against enemies
 8 4,2 |    elder brother, he decided to take what he could get, for fear
 9 4,3 |         of Aragon, he could not take it away, unless it were
10 4,4 |      the Adriatic it would only take him a day or two to get
11 4,4 |  requested that a meeting might take place between Piero dei
12 4,4 |       the pope, and himself, to take counsel together about important
13 4,4 |        to the route he ought to take for getting into Italy,
14 4,5 |         on became Louis XII) to take command of the French fleet
15 4,5 |       de Tricastel, bidding him take to Asti the 2000 Swiss foot-soldiers
16 5,3 | Highness, has shown a desire to take under his protection our
17 5,5 | sunlight. The young king was to take up his quarters in the Palazzo
18 5,5 |   impatience, Charles wanted to take by force what he could not
19 5,6 |       where the ceremony was to take place of the admission of
20 5,7 |       king, who was prepared to take him under his protection,
21 5,8 |    Florentines alone refused to take part in this general levy
22 6,3 |       danger, he had decided to take a sideway course, and had
23 6,3 |      had allowed his courage to take him too far he suddenly
24 6,3 |     they had supposed, began to take their revenge and to pay
25 6,4 |       half to give them time to take their revenge; so two hours
26 7,2 |         Ganzalvo was invited to take part. He accordingly left
27 7,3 |          time at latest, and to take him up as he passed. And
28 7,4 |       other men should come and take away what I had just unloaded,
29 7,4 |         begging His Holiness to take heart, could enter with
30 8,2 |        he had supposed he might take it upon himself to accord
31 8,2 |         that the marriage could take place. ~The Archbishop of
32 8,4 |     simply that she would never take a priest for her husband,
33 9,2 |         the strange duel should take place only between Fra Domenico
34 9,3 |        the danger; he could not take too many precautions. Two
35 9,3 |      and the trial was about to take place. At this news the
36 9,3 |       Savonarola's trial should take place at Florence, adding
37 10,2|        to quit Rome in order to take possession of her new estates;
38 10,2|        daughter, he resolved to take into his hands the town
39 10,2|      when the pope was about to take it again, he invited his
40 10,4| minister, to cross the Alps and take up a position at Asti, to
41 11,2|         the pope and his son to take part in a bull-fight which
42 11,4|   forced to raise the siege and take up his winter quarters in
43 11,4|   outside aid, and had sworn to take his revenge. He therefore
44 11,5|       where the marriage was to take place. ~Caesar had already
45 11,5|        the noble tribunal would take action in the affair, Luigi
46 11,5|          forbade Caracciuala to take any sort of private vengeance,
47 12,1|     Piombino as he went by, and take the capital by a single
48 12,3|         he should be allowed to take to the island of Ischia
49 12,4|   invited to return to Rome, to take his share in the family
50 12,4|     that the new subjects might take their oath to Caesar, and
51 13,2|         with his own troops and take them if he hesitated for
52 13,2|      saw the advantage he might take from the pretended disobedience
53 13,2|       moment when he thought to take her. It was indeed an annoying
54 13,4|       to march on Tuscany or to take Sinigaglia, which was the
55 13,5|         other revolt that might take place in the future would
56 13,5|     belonged to the Orsini, and take away all the jewels, all
57 13,5|         of Squillace set off to take possession, in the pope'
58 14,1|     soon as the poison began to take effect, he was hung up by
59 14,2|     reached the top, stopped to take breath; then putting his
60 14,2|  neither steel nor poison could take hold upon him. Now, finding
61 14,2|       and His Holiness ready to take his place at table; as soon
62 14,2|      stretched forth his arm to take it, he fell back with a
63 15,1|        he and those who came to take him should be blown up together. ~
64 15,1|     Conclave lasted, and not to take any action against the town
65 15,4|       Oviedo, he ordered him to take possession of the fortress
66 15,4|   Cordova, and for two ships to take him there; with the return