Chapter

 1 Pro,1|     therefore he had summoned to give him absolution for his sins
 2 Pro,1|    appointed by his superiors to give lessons in philosophy, the
 3 Pro,2|         Savonarola, "is that you give back the property of others
 4 Pro,2|        the dying man. ~"God will give it to you," replied the
 5 1,1  |   Venetian, had not been able to give more than five thousand
 6 1,2  |       treasure he has engaged to give five thousand ducats to
 7 2,1  |        John. They, not daring to give him an asylum in their island
 8 2,1  |      young prince in his army to give his rebellion the appearance
 9 2,1  |          keep D'jem with him, to give him a considerable pension,
10 2,1  |     considerable pension, and to give to France the sovereignty
11 2,1  |     claimed D'jem, ostensibly to give support by the claims of
12 2,2  |   business, and when he tried to give his attention to it he showed
13 3,2  |         hope by your election to give glory to God, repose to
14 3,3  |       both of them were bound to give way: it was their father. ~ ~
15 3,4  |     Nothing occurred at first to give the lie to Alexander's professions
16 4,2  |         upon, Louis XI would not give them up for the money, for
17 4,2  | preoccupation of other people to give the lie to that famous speech
18 4,3  |        were not in a position to give any aid to the young king,
19 4,3  |         a presumption in them to give advice to a prince who was
20 4,4  |   ministers, Camillo Pandone, to give the Turkish emperor to understand
21 4,4  |      from the town of Ostia, and give up the town to him, according
22 5,2  |       the next day, and he would give them his ultimatum in writing. ~
23 5,2  |        dashed out of the room to give the terrible order that
24 5,3  |    despatch sent to the pope: we give it here in all its naivete. ~"
25 5,4  |     which his unwillingness must give rise, Piccolomini would
26 5,5  |       the last thing he chose to give up. Twice, in his youthful
27 5,7  |          may be quite sure, will give you back more than they
28 6,1  |         had promised Giuliano to give back to him. At last, when
29 6,1  |           however, was forced to give way in the face of facts,
30 6,2  |     scarcely had he contrived to give the order when loud cries
31 6,4  |          king did not propose to give the appearance of flight
32 6,4  |      waiting a day and a half to give them time to take their
33 6,4  |      stopped for a short time to give aid to Novara, therein commanding
34 6,4  |          however, he promised to give His Holiness the satisfaction
35 7,3  |         had nothing to do but to give his orders as to time, place,
36 7,3  |        almost at once, unable to give any evidence as to the assassins
37 8,1  |    remained at Naples, partly to give time to the paternal grief
38 8,2  |       farm. But as both of these give details with which we would
39 8,4  |        this for Louis XII and to give in addition a cardinal's
40 9,3  |       and if Bonvicini would not give up this supernatural aid,
41 9,3  |        they far their part would give up the trial altogether.
42 9,3  |        which neither party would give up, and affairs remained
43 9,3  |      this occasion also he would give it the lie, and that publicly,
44 10,2 |       occurred so suddenly as to give no time for either to make
45 10,4 |      themselves, they offered to give up the town and go over
46 11,5 |       somewhere, and in order to give credence to this story,
47 12,1 |        Signoria should engage to give no aid to the lord of Piombino,
48 13,1 |        whereby Varano engaged to give up the town, on condition
49 13,2 |  forwards, but also sent off, to give effect to his injunction,
50 13,3 |     explanation such as he would give must put everything once
51 13,3 |      come to their knowledge, to give warning thereof, and all
52 13,5 |          this interview, we will give his own words. ~"He summoned
53 13,5 |        you will at this juncture give him a striking proof of
54 13,5 |          When I objected that to give him up would not beseem
55 13,5 |        to keep the duke, and not give him his liberty without
56 13,5 |   permission. I have promised to give you all this information,
57 14,1 |   ourselves, lest science should give us the lie. ~A strong dose
58 14,2 |          and hastily went out to give them to the pope. He found
59 14,2 |     violent fever, which did not give way to emetics or to bleeding;
60 15,2 |       and the Sacred College and give an account of his crimes. ~
61 15,3 |        care to summon Caesar and give him his former rooms there;
62 15,3 |          Julius II to ask him to give up the very same citadels
63 15,4 |        two officers, who were to give him his full liberty on
64 16,1 |   appeared extremely inclined to give him his entire confidence,
65 16,2 |          occurred, he desired to give one last proof of his devotion