Chapter

 1 Pro,1| enthusiasm. With him logic always gave way before inspiration:
 2 1,2  |         arrived at this place, he gave three rapid knocks on the
 3 1,3  |           the walled window which gave on the balcony and upon
 4 2,1  |       pursued by his brother, who gave him no time to rally his
 5 3,2  |        the deference shown to him gave instant proof of the change
 6 4,5  |        and earrings. Charles VIII gave them a receipt accurately
 7 5,2  |            he set it in rest, and gave the order to enter the town,
 8 5,5  |   torch-bearer, this illumination gave to the objects around a
 9 5,5  |           was the French king who gave way. ~This article, therefore,
10 5,7  |      necessary for his table, and gave orders for his supper to
11 5,7  |           once to his mother, who gave a cry of joy when she saw
12 5,8  |       valiant a defense that they gave the pope time he knew nothing
13 7,1  |         the necessary money, they gave up their prisoner, the Duke
14 7,2  |       whose slightly mocking tone gave the only sign of his emotion. ~"
15 7,4  |         found all as they wished, gave a sign to their companions
16 7,4  |        suspicions should fall, he gave the strictest orders for
17 8,1  |          good news, King Frederic gave his consent to the proposed
18 8,3  |           Alfonso; this certainty gave the pope great joy, for
19 8,3  |     deferring to Caesar's wishes, gave a unanimous vote, and the
20 8,4  |          the pope's couriers, who gave orders that every town they
21 8,4  |           the archbishopric which gave him the name, he there and
22 8,4  |            that the sight of them gave rise to strange suspicions
23 8,4  |         tents, and baggage. ~What gave to all the cavalcade an
24 8,4  |          by the pope, who at once gave orders for bonfires and
25 9,1  |    Signoria, and the two together gave orders to the episcopal
26 9,3  |           yielding to his wishes, gave orders that the ashes of
27 10,1 |          later Bernardino da Come gave up the castle before a single
28 10,2 |        humble servants; cardinals gave her their hands when she
29 10,4 |          been taken. And the pope gave the people fetes and fireworks,
30 11,1 |           help from the pope, who gave orders that at twelve o'
31 11,1 |        not to be found; and as he gave no answer, though they kept
32 11,3 |         led to the stairway which gave on the piazza. But scarcely
33 11,4 |           ordered an assault, and gave the example to his soldiers
34 12,3 |    himself up in Castel Nuovo and gave permission to Gaeta and
35 12,3 |           France, where Louis XII gave him the duchy of Anjou and
36 12,3 |             The capture of Naples gave the Duke of Valentinois
37 13,5 |         had taken Sinigaglia, and gave him an invitation to come
38 14,1 |  preparations, and Caesar himself gave the pope's butler two bottles
39 14,1 |          had so often proved, and gave orders that he was to serve
40 15,1 |         blowing of trumpets: this gave a sombre, funereal air to
41 15,2 |          and refusing nothing: he gave his twelve votes to Francesco
42 15,2 |           die, sat up in his bed, gave Caesar the key of the corridor
43 16,1 |      suffering so cruelly that he gave it up. The governor came
44 16,2 |           recollections, he quite gave up the first idea for the
45 16,2 |        cavalry at the first shock gave way and took flight in the
46 Epi,1|         luck; but in his heart he gave up all hope; for it was