Chapter

 1 1,2 |     more ironical expression. ~"Lucrezia, Lucrezia," said the mother, "
 2 1,2 |         expression. ~"Lucrezia, Lucrezia," said the mother, "you
 3 3,1 |     children Francesco, Caesar, Lucrezia, and Goffredo; the name
 4 3,1 |      study at Pisa, and married Lucrezia to a young gentleman of
 5 3,3 |       about reassuring Caesar. ~Lucrezia was with her mother when
 6 3,3 |       for the same evening with Lucrezia, who was now living apart
 7 3,3 |       fixed, Caesar appeared at Lucrezia's; but he found there his
 8 3,4 |        he could always count on Lucrezia and Caesar, if not on Francesco
 9 3,4 |    quite worthy of her brother. Lucrezia was wanton in imagination,
10 3,4 |         passion and every vice. Lucrezia and Caesar were accordingly
11 3,4 |       of Aragon who had married Lucrezia when she was only the daughter
12 3,4 |     changed into a divorce, and Lucrezia Borgia was now free to remarry.
13 3,4 |       John Sforza was very soon Lucrezia's second husband. ~At the
14 4,2 |        marriage of his daughter Lucrezia with the lord of Pesaro
15 4,3 |     Rome and the reception, and Lucrezia, who enjoyed at her father'
16 4,3 |      his feet were cushions far Lucrezia and Dona Sancia. "Thus,"
17 4,3 |         Epistle and Gospel, sat Lucrezia his daughter and Sancia
18 5,8 |      his mother, he took her to Lucrezia's palace, which in consequence
19 7,2 |         the unhappy young man. ~Lucrezia also had come to Rome, on
20 7,2 |       papal representative. But Lucrezia, when she had spent a few
21 7,3 |   therefore was present, except Lucrezia, who was still in retreat,
22 7,3 |       handwriting of his sister Lucrezia. Meanwhile the messenger
23 7,3 |       Sisto, where, as we said, Lucrezia was in retreat; his suspicions
24 7,4 |      was obliged to go and seek Lucrezia, that daughter doubly loved
25 7,4 |     conquer his deadly resolve. Lucrezia came out from the retreat
26 7,4 |        pope remained alone with Lucrezia for three days and nights;
27 8,1 | proposition of marriage between Lucrezia and Don Alfonso of Aragon,
28 8,1 |        Sancha. It was true that Lucrezia was already married to the
29 8,1 |      the marriage of Sforza and Lucrezia was dissolved on a pretext
30 8,2 |      house of Aragon as that of Lucrezia and Alfonso, His Holiness
31 8,2 |    cardinal, at the marriage of Lucrezia and Alfonso a favour which
32 8,3 |   miracle by the people, robbed Lucrezia of the most exciting part
33 8,3 |     killed. Roderigo and Madame Lucrezia, who sat at the window just
34 8,3 |      the way of the marriage of Lucrezia and Alfonso; this certainty
35 10,2|       the fortune of his sister Lucrezia had been greatly augmented
36 10,2|     ever. The pope had declared Lucrezia Borgia of Aragon life-governor
37 10,2|        private apartments. ~But Lucrezia had been obliged to quit
38 10,2|         he invited his daughter Lucrezia to join him there and be
39 10,2|       resuming its possession. ~Lucrezia's readiness in giving way
40 10,2|  chamber; and they were sold to Lucrezia for the sum of 80,000 crowns,
41 10,2|       terrible trio, Alexander, Lucrezia, and Caesar. ~Almost at
42 11,2|       ardently desired, between Lucrezia and Alfonso had been quite
43 11,2|  Whereas, if Alfonso were dead, Lucrezia would be the position to
44 11,2|  Alfonso was resolved upon. But Lucrezia's husband, who had understand
45 11,2|    thought of no use to consult Lucrezia in this affair, for she
46 11,2|       had inhabited before with Lucrezia, in that part of the building
47 11,3|   arrived at the same time that Lucrezia had heard of her husband'
48 11,3|      Santa Maria delle Febbre. ~Lucrezia arrived the same evening:
49 11,3|   business was now settled, and Lucrezia was again a widow, and in
50 12,3| traversing all the Romagna with Lucrezia, who was now consoled for
51 12,3|      Roderigo of Aragon, son of Lucrezia and Alfonso: the lands of
52 12,3|         from a marriage between Lucrezia and Don Alfonso d'Este,
53 12,4|         and the intimation that Lucrezia was to marry the heir presumptive
54 12,4|       midnight. At two o'clock, Lucrezia, attired as a fiancee, and
55 12,4|     Valentinois, and his sister Lucrezia, who were looking on at
56 12,4|         Nero, and Heliogabalus, Lucrezia, clad in a robe of golden
57 12,4|    other: into their midst came Lucrezia, and Don Ferdinand placed
58 12,4|  material; these he also begged Lucrezia to accept, before she received
59 12,4|    would be more worthy of her. Lucrezia showed the utmost delight
60 12,4|        of Romagna to order that Lucrezia should be received as sovereign
61 12,4|  particularly at Cesena. ~While Lucrezia was on her way to Ferrara
62 14,2|  uttering the name of Caesar or Lucrezia, who were the two poles
63 16,2|  diplomacy, and courage. ~As to Lucrezia, the fair Duchess of Ferrara,