Chapter

 1 Pro,1|     inflexibility of a statue, fell back on his bed, breathing a
 2 Pro,2|       Savonarola, "is that you give back the property of others which
 3 Pro,2|          exclaimed Lorenzo, falling back on his bed and shaking his
 4 1,2  |          hurry than the rest to get back to their homes; again, little
 5 1,2  |        nocturnal missive had thrown back the hood of his cloak; and
 6 1,3  |           instant, and finally drew back: immediately the multitude
 7 3,1  |          soon as possible. ~Holding back was no longer feasible:
 8 4,1  |             of Piero, suddenly drew back. Sforza found out how this
 9 4,2  |      impetus when Charles VIII sent back Margaret of Burgundy to
10 4,2  |       rising up with an army at her back to dispossess her. ~For
11 4,5  |            advanced too far to draw back now, and that the glory
12 4,5  |          interests which called him back to Milan were so important,
13 5,2  |          they had to do was to come back the next day, and he would
14 5,4  |             sending the ambassadors back to the pope, with the addition
15 5,7  |           quite sure, will give you back more than they have stolen
16 5,8  |             returned since. He went back with this news to the king,
17 5,8  |            been planned a long time back, and incensed him doubly
18 5,8  |            Malo, who was on his way back to France, and on whom Michelotto
19 6,1  |           promised Giuliano to give back to him. At last, when the
20 6,3  |           on behind him, and riding back at all possible speed to
21 6,3  |            their revenge and to pay back with interest the blows
22 6,4  |            affairs that brought him back to his own kingdom had been
23 6,4  |          1496. This involved giving back to Ferdinand II, King of
24 7,3  |          promising to be on his way back in two hours' time at latest,
25 7,4  |            of Gandia had never come back to his palace since he left
26 7,4  |             was deserted, they went back along the same lane, whence
27 8,1  |           the ambassador was coming back to Rome, having accomplished
28 8,3  |          hands were tied behind his back, and the skirt fastened
29 8,3  |         town, the Corsetta was sent back to the prison with the Moor.
30 9,3  |      torrents. Rondinelli was taken back amid shouts and hootings,
31 9,3  |            that, so soon as he went back to prison, he protested
32 9,3  |           it was to keep the people back from approaching the fire,
33 10,1 |           Frederic, who was holding back his troops for the defence
34 10,2 |           castle, he resolved to go back to Caesar and congratulate
35 10,2 |           while a second man with a back stroke of his sword cut
36 10,3 |          had been compelled to call back Yves d'Alegre and the troops
37 10,4 |             took no steps to get it back again. ~When Ascanio Sforza,
38 11,2 |           in order that he might go back on the instant if he judged
39 11,4 |            de Villeneuve turned his back upon them, remarking that
40 11,4 |        person His Holiness rendered back to the most serene republic
41 11,5 |            XII, immediately to send back to Venice the lady he had
42 11,5 |           bound together behind her back, and also the corpse of
43 11,5 |         City; this fete, which went back to the days of Pomponius
44 13,2 |         really ordered them to fall back upon Rimini, and bring 200
45 13,3 |          not fear, that brought him back to them, he showed Orsino
46 13,3 |            cared for most, to bring back the confederates by a peace
47 14,2 |         Monsignors Caraffa to hurry back at once to the Vatican,
48 14,2 |            the butler had just gone back to the Vatican to fetch
49 14,2 |             arm to take it, he fell back with a cry, instantly followed
50 14,3 |      brought in, turned over on his back and tied by his four legs
51 15,2 | safe-conduct to Rome: the duke came back with 250 men-at-arms, 250
52 15,4 |              so, when the duke came back to Rome guarded, the momentary
53 16,1 |     received them, Caesar, on going back to his room, made a false
54 Epi,1|          that his friend would come back from his pilgrimage more
55 Epi,2|             lost hope of his coming back converted. But he left time