Chapter

 1 Pro,1|         kneeling and holding one hand of the dying man between
 2 1,1  |      loud cries for an energetic hand which should make all these
 3 1,2  |   kissing the one and giving his hand to the other. "Our father
 4 3,2  |    receiving from our pontifical hand those benefits which your
 5 4,1  |  Valentina Visconti; ~Lastly, to hand over to his ally the principality
 6 4,2  |          earliest shocks were at hand he had profited by the perturbed
 7 4,2  |        he was stretching out one hand as far as Venice, while
 8 4,2  |          touching with the other hand the boundary of Calabria. ~
 9 4,3  |        slumber while ruin was at hand; so did they waste their
10 4,5  |   provisions and only lived from hand to mouth, a forced delay,
11 5,2  |   standing at the gate, sword in hand: behind him stood guards,
12 5,2  |         when he entered lance in hand; that he should retain the
13 5,2  |       from the royal secretary's hand the shameful proposal of
14 5,5  |          man bore a lance in his hand, like an Italian gendarme,
15 5,6  |      Then taking the king by the hand, he conducted him into the
16 5,6  |         to kissing the feet, the hand, and the forehead, he stood
17 5,6  |          he took him by his left hand and made him a short and
18 5,6  |        always holding the king's hand in his, and in this way
19 5,6  |          receive from the pope's hand the brother of the Emperor
20 5,7  |          with a king, kissed his hand and then his shoulder; then,
21 5,7  |       grasped the young sultan's hand, as though he were his companion-in-arms.
22 7,1  |          of Gold from the pope's hand that being the highest honour
23 7,2  |        the Duke of Gandia's left hand. The duke attracted all
24 7,2  |          of the same colour. One hand toyed mechanically with
25 7,2  |         who has the sword and no hand to wield it?" ~"That too
26 7,3  |     towards him and grasping his hand; "and my only regret is
27 7,3  |         stead of a crosier in my hand when the King of France
28 8,2  |      cupboard turned stiffly the hand would naturally press, the
29 8,3  |          an ass, and held in his hand a long pole, on the end
30 9,1  |      though scattered by another hand, fell none the less on fertile
31 9,2  |    Eucharist, and holding in his hand the sacred host for all
32 9,3  |           holding nothing in his hand but a crucifix. No one could
33 9,3  |     torch from the executioner's hand and himself set fire to
34 10,3 |         passed through, sword in hand and lance in rest; and scarcely
35 10,3 |        the Powers came, purse in hand, to draw from the mighty
36 10,4 |        himself a prisoner in the hand's of his brother's old subjects:
37 10,4 |        and then entered sword in hand the chamber wherein Ascanio
38 11,2 |          a red cloak in his left hand, and holding in his right
39 11,4 |          arrange the business on hand with the pope, but also
40 11,5 |         indeed to die by another hand than mine. Yet, since he
41 12,1 |         assassinate with his own hand Agamemnon Mariscotti, the
42 13,3 |          while he was on the one hand urging on the arrival of
43 13,4 | themselves on the right and left hand of the four generals, two
44 13,5 |          to them holding out his hand, as a sign that all was
45 13,5 |      called him, took him by the hand, and continued his march
46 14,2 |         breath; then putting his hand on his breast, he found
47 14,2 |     valet, giving signs with his hand as he did so that his messenger
48 14,2 |          bedroom, a light in his hand and attended by no servant.
49 14,2 |        sleep lying on a rug, his hand upon the handle of his sword. ~ ~ ~
50 14,3 |     years, been seated, sword in hand, upon his charger, nothing
51 14,3 |       with impunity and close at hand the man who, fifteen days
52 14,3 |         is customary to kiss the hand which bore the Fisherman'
53 15,2 |         his two daughters by the hand, and, followed by the little
54 15,3 |         his sword with his other hand; but at the first glance
55 15,4 |         Valentinois was bound to hand over to His Holiness, within
56 16,1 |          wiped his brow with his hand, and for the first time
57 16,2 |         of exit; he then put his hand into the pocket of his doublet,
58 16,2 |         on which he had laid his hand when he got up; but the
59 16,2 |         pressed with fervour the hand of the count and the sbirro;