Chapter

 1 Pro,1|          result of this was that, so long as Lorenzo lived in riches,
 2 1,2  |            of the same colour with a long black feather falling to
 3 1,2  |          that he did not stand there long; for scarcely had he finished
 4 2,2  |             his thighs and legs were long and thin; and as his face
 5 2,3  | probabilities was destined to rule a long time yet; for, some days
 6 3,1  |            favours, and wished him a long and happy reign. ~This reserve
 7 3,2  |          Cardinal Bargia had worn so long, although when he was apprised
 8 3,2  |           with an eruption which, so long as it lasted, made him an
 9 3,4  |           they had been excluded for long enough. The safety of the
10 3,4  |       dragged on the negotiations as long as possible, urging that
11 4,3  |            aid to the young king, so long as they had to keep ceaselessly
12 4,4  |           would furnish their pay so long as they were in Italy. It
13 5,3  |         Bajazet II: the reason of so long a delay was that the pope'
14 5,3  |         satisfaction, that never, so long as you shall remain on the
15 5,3  |   circumstances. It is true that, so long as D'jem lived, Alexander
16 5,4  |         another. His sojourn was not long. Two days later, about eleven
17 5,4  |        carried ashen lances ten feet long, with straight and sharp
18 5,5  |           huge wooden bows, and shot long arrows from a distance like
19 5,5  |            the ground; they all wore long cloaks adorned with shoulder-knots,
20 5,5  |           great French lords. ~For a long time the crowd that had
21 5,5  |          came culverins sixteen feet long, and then falconets, the
22 5,6  |          following, they traversed a long line of apartments full
23 5,8  |            flight had been planned a long time back, and incensed
24 5,8  |              whole life had been one long rebellion against society'
25 6,2  |         terrible storm arose, and so long as darkness lasted, great
26 6,3  |          broken, but brandishing his long sword, which blazed about
27 6,3  |          that he fought; that he had long ago broken, like his lance,
28 8,3  |               and held in his hand a long pole, on the end of which
29 8,4  |           fulfilling the ambition so long cherished, when the lord
30 9,2  |            in width, and eighty feet long. This scaffolding was covered
31 9,3  |        compensated at last for their long wait; but at that very moment
32 9,3  |             moment a storm which had long been threatening brake over
33 9,3  |       disappointed of a spectacle so long anticipated. And towards
34 10,1 |       Guelphs and Ghibelines and the long exile of the popes at Avignon,
35 10,2 |         staying with him at Milan so long as he remained there, where,
36 10,2 |         enjoy his new dignities very long that the Duke of Valentinois
37 10,3 |         Caesar's ears, who, making a long arm of Michelotto, had,
38 10,3 |         Caesar the dignity he had so long coveted, and appointed him
39 10,4 |            orders they had obeyed so long, and offered to conceal
40 11,2 |             who had understand for a long time past what danger he
41 11,2 |         could not have remained safe long in that restricted area
42 11,2 |           and holding in his right a long delicate Aragon sword. It
43 11,3 |              armed with one of those long two handed swords which
44 11,4 |         favour that both of them had long coveted, less for the empty
45 11,4 |           fair lands he had ruled so long to the vengeance of an irritated
46 11,4 |              could not have held out long against so formidable an
47 11,4 |             town which had enjoyed a long time of peace, was governed
48 11,5 |       passing through, travelling by long stages, as she was awaited
49 11,5 |            cannon were fired all day long; in the evening there were
50 11,5 |            torches, and exclaiming, "Long live Alexander! Long live
51 11,5 |    exclaiming, "Long live Alexander! Long live Caesar! Long live the
52 11,5 |         Alexander! Long live Caesar! Long live the Borgias! Long live
53 11,5 |               Long live the Borgias! Long live the Orsini! Long live
54 11,5 |       Borgias! Long live the Orsini! Long live the Duke of Romagna!" ~ ~
55 12,1 |         preparations necessary for a long resistance, but he had also
56 12,2 |            part of a king who had so long desired and had just now
57 12,2 |           was not destined to endure long: on their arrival at Rome,
58 12,4 |           town, greeted by cries of "Long live Pope Alexander VI!
59 12,4 |              live Pope Alexander VI! Long live the Duchess of Ferrara!"
60 12,4 |               where they only stayed long enough to visit the old
61 13,1 |             far striking the blow so long delayed, started off at
62 13,3 |      consonance with their wishes so long as it should not prejudice
63 14,2 |         astrologer had made, that so long as he carried about a consecrated
64 14,3 |              belly a foot and a half long, through which the intestines
65 16,1 |             rope fifty or sixty feet long, with knots every here and
66 Epi,2|           after staying there a good long time, he began to study