Chapter

 1 1,1  |           and raillery, the cause being that they had just perceived
 2 1,1  |         voting tickets which were being burned, a proof that the
 3 1,2  |      began to read at the risk of being recognised, so great was
 4 1,2  |             We say at the risk of being recognised, for in his eagerness
 5 2,3  |         shall soon perceive, from being the first to contract an
 6 2,3  |           bore in his arms. After being exiled with his two brothers,
 7 3,1  |           with the possibility of being his successor some day,
 8 3,1  |           that moment the idea of being the supreme head of kings
 9 3,2  |          the joy which he felt in being able to adore upon the papal
10 3,3  |        offices, which, instead of being monopolised by us, should
11 3,4  |          1450, describes Ostia as being merely less flourishing
12 4,1  |         of his nephew, on pain of being declared an usurper. ~This
13 4,1  |        great Powers were far from being what he could have wished. ~
14 4,2  |         was always complaining of being left out in the distribution
15 4,3  |         everything he wished; but being bound to the house of Aragon
16 4,3  |        terrified by the honour of being considered at all, replied
17 4,4  |       besides, he had the name of being as cunning as his father
18 4,5  | sovereigns of both principalities being children, Charles John Aime
19 5,3  |      aforesaid brother D'jem, who being a man is liable to death,
20 5,5  |       just when preparations were being made for war against the
21 5,7  |         his accommodation without being recognised, traversed the
22 5,8  |          to throw open its gates, being more discontented with the
23 6,2  |       Milanese and Venetian party being to let the king go by, and
24 6,4  |         house. There he disarmed, being perhaps among all the captains
25 7,1  |     towards Braccianno, which was being besieged by the Duke of
26 7,1  |         from the pope's hand that being the highest honour His Holiness
27 7,2  |        captain's rank, instead of being the chief of a few miserable
28 7,3  |         the morrow, his departure being fixed at daybreak. This
29 8,3  |           gallant battle that was being fought below them." ~Now
30 9,2  |         talk about his prophecies being fulfilled; and some zealots,
31 9,3  |       calmed down, in the hope of being compensated at last for
32 10,2 |      first to be disposed of, one being Monsignore Giacomo Caetano,
33 10,3 |        made some difficulty about being disinherited, Alexander
34 10,3 |          with other nations. From being models of honour and good
35 10,4 |          decisive engagement were being made on both sides, the
36 10,4 |           his companions lay, and being surprised in the middle
37 10,4 |        the world either about its being Holy Week, or because the
38 11,4 |        example to his soldiers by being the first to march against
39 11,4 |         not forgive the insult of being held in check by a little
40 11,5 |          the escort were far from being in sufficient force, they
41 12,1 |          Bentivoglio; Caesar, not being the man to have his plans
42 13,2 |          he perceived that he was being sacrificed to the fear that
43 13,3 |           his absence had escaped being massacred with the rest
44 13,5 |     throat. Then, while they were being carried to a dungeon, Caesar
45 13,5 |        cardinal, no debtor's name being mentioned; secondly, that
46 14,1 |             Then all on this side being peaceful and the whole of
47 14,3 |      should be dying himself; but being nailed down to his bed,
48 14,3 |        regular custom, on pain of being despoiled of their office
49 15,1 |    baggage; and to ensure his not being attacked or molested in
50 15,2 |         his engagement on pain of being found guilty of high treason. ~
51 15,2 |        his troops to retire, and, being a first-rate strategist,
52 15,2 |    defence. ~Then the Orsini, not being able to force the guard
53 15,3 |          of Romagna. ~This advice being after Caesar's own heart,
54 15,4 |           duke to see that he was being watched. In return for this
55 15,4 |         of Cesena to the pope, as being a town which had once belonged
56 15,4 |          to his aid; for the only being who was devoted to him in
57 15,4 |       Julius II. While Caesar was being taken to prison an officer
58 Epi,1|         and spreading day by day, being the only true and good religion;
59 Epi,1|           at last, by God's help, being somewhat shaken by his friend'