Chapter

 1 Pro,2|      mercy of God is infinite," replied the monk; "and I come into
 2 Pro,2|         will forgive them all," replied Savonarola. "God will forgive
 3 Pro,2|      fixed on the dying man, he replied with a groan which proved
 4 Pro,2|    mercy of God." ~"My father," replied Lorenzo eagerly, "I feel
 5 Pro,2|       God will give it to you," replied the monk. ~Lorenzo shut
 6 Pro,2|    after a moment's silence, he replied: ~"Yes, my father, I will
 7 Pro,2|     desire it; it is the Lord," replied Savonarola coldly. ~"Impossible,
 8 Pro,2|    Lorenzo the Magnificent only replied with sobs; and one hour
 9 1,2  |       mother; good, my sister," replied the young man, kissing the
10 1,2  |          my mother, certainly," replied the young man; "and it is
11 1,2  |           And for Christendom," replied his sister, with a still
12 3,1  |      grandeur in his eyes so he replied instantly to Roderigo that
13 3,2  |    world?" ~"Yes, holy father," replied Cardinal Ascanio Sforza,
14 3,2  |    fared on his journey. Caesar replied that he was wonderfully
15 4,3  |       the Jews of Christendom," replied that they were not in a
16 4,3  |        The magnificent republic replied that if Charles VIII had
17 4,3  |        being considered at all, replied that it was her desire to
18 4,3  |       their king. ~Alexander VI replied that, as his predecessors
19 4,5  |     soon reassured; for Charles replied that he had advanced too
20 5,1  |       Tuscany. Piero dei Medici replied, that, with the actual consent
21 5,1  |    would extend his politeness, replied that this concession was
22 5,1  |         than of fortresses, and replied that his fellow-citizens
23 5,2  |      been prepared for him, and replied in a few evasive words to
24 5,2  |      Piero dei Medici, the king replied that such a treaty no longer
25 5,6  |        his presence of mind, he replied to the king that he would
26 5,7  |      the messenger, but he only replied that he could tell him nothing,
27 5,7  | disorder?" ~"From the serpent," replied Rosa Vanozza, gnashing her
28 5,7  |        and pay indeed!" ~"Who?" replied Rosa. "King Charles VIII
29 5,8  |      this conduct. But the pope replied that he knew nothing whatever
30 6,4  |        in person. ~Charles VIII replied: ~(1) That he did not understand
31 7,2  |        I am glad you think so," replied Caesar. "And now let me
32 7,2  |    sbirri?" ~"Yes, monsignore," replied Michelotto, who had divined
33 7,2  |           I think he must die," replied the man coldly. ~ ~
34 7,3  |      own fortune in this crime, replied that he was entirely at
35 7,3  |     manner of execution. Caesar replied that the time must needs
36 7,3  |       was expecting him. Caesar replied that he was no doubt free
37 7,4  |      the governor. But the Slav replied that, since he had exercised
38 8,1  |       save him. ~The archbishop replied that he was entirely at
39 8,4  |       becoming her husband, she replied simply that she would never
40 9,3  |    trial altogether. Savonarola replied that it was not astonishing
41 9,3  |   suggested. To this Savonarola replied that if it were himself
42 10,4 |         a battle, and the Swiss replied that they had far too much
43 10,4 |       of capitulation. But they replied that even if a condition
44 11,4 |  nothing else to say. When they replied that they had not, M. de
45 12,1 |  powerful an ally; he therefore replied that he was at the king'
46 12,4 |       what he thought of it, he replied: ~"MAGNIFICENT LORDS, I
47 15,1 |     Caesar thanked Colanna, and replied that from the moment that
48 15,2 |       his engagements, Pius III replied that in his quality of sovereign
49 15,4 |       Oviedo brought, Don Diego replied that as he knew his lord
50 Epi,1|      face of the earth. The Jew replied that except in his own religion
51 Epi,1|         together." ~But the Jew replied ~"I believe, dear Jean,