Chapter

 1 1,2 |      yesterday we sent to his house four mules laden with silver
 2 1,2 |      illicit loves, he ordered that four servants should be awakened;
 3 1,3 |             yet knew nothing of the four mules laden with plate and
 4 2,2 |         have cast a glance over the four nations which were on the
 5 3,2 |        disposal at the Conclave for four mules laden with silver; "
 6 3,4 |            a tribunal consisting of four magistrates of irreproachable
 7 4,1 |         that the ambassadors of the four Powers should unite and
 8 4,1 |             to be spokesman for all four. Unluckily, this plan did
 9 4,2 |         scarlet, the pope hunted up four false witnesses who declared
10 5,1 |            Florence, accompanied by four other messengers, and an
11 5,1 |         promises by yielding up the four fortresses he had insisted
12 5,3 |             Holy Father: the aid of four or five thousand Turks would
13 5,5 |           king's escort; there were four hundred archers, among whom
14 5,6 |    threshold of the palace he found four cardinals who had arrived
15 5,7 |          treasures in a flotilla of four galleys, leaving the care
16 5,8 |            22nd of February, 1495. ~Four days later, the unlucky
17 6,3 |              Count de Cajazzo, with four hundred men-at-arms and
18 6,3 |            barring the way with his four hundred men-at-arms and
19 6,4 |            arms in fighting an army four times as great as his own
20 6,4 |            new projects by electing four Spanish cardinals, who brought
21 7,1 |   Vitellozzo Vitelli spent three or four months in exercising his
22 7,1 |       through, while they with arms four feet shorter had no chance
23 7,3 |             the Jewish Ghetto, when four men on foot, led by a fifth
24 7,3 |          towards the dead body: the four murderers lifted the corpse
25 8,2 |            clerk, two servants, and four guards. The clerk unrolled
26 8,3 |       stable doors were opened, and four stallions, quite free and
27 8,4 |          two drums, one rebeck, and four soldiers blowing trumpets
28 9,3 |          own right, and thus nearly four hours passed in the discussion
29 9,3 |             himself set fire to the four corners of the pile. Savonarola
30 10,1|       command of Yves d'Alegre, and four thousand Swiss under the
31 10,3|          conversation with three or four guests, the poison gliding
32 10,4|              and thus they were all four recognised, and Sforza was
33 11,2|             changed parts, and when four mules had reluctantly dragged
34 12,4|          and presented to the bride four magnificent rings set with
35 12,4|             square, and upon it the four quarters of a man, his head,
36 13,1|     possession of Cagli, one of the four towns of the little State.
37 13,4| considerable army at Imala, and the four hundred lances lent him
38 13,4|          right and left hand of the four generals, two beside each,
39 13,4|           march ten abreast. ~After four hours' march, the duke at
40 13,5|          been prepared for him, his four victims following after. ~
41 14,2|            lying on a bier at whose four corners there burned four
42 14,2|           four corners there burned four torches. The cardinal stood
43 14,3|          Ladislaus, King of Naples. Four posts, strongly welded to
44 14,3|            his back and tied by his four legs to the four posts;
45 14,3|             by his four legs to the four posts; then, when he was
46 14,3|            the silence of a church, four porters and two working
47 16,2|            accepted it. ~For nearly four hours they fought obstinately
48 16,2|          right about face, three or four hundred archers came out
49 16,2|             stretched side by side; four of them were dressed, but