Chapter

 1 Pro,1|       uneasiness; so that, when he heard the sound of his steps,
 2 Pro,2|            renewing his hope as he heard from the lips of the monk
 3 Pro,2|           deceived himself and not heard aright. Savonarola repeated
 4 Pro,2|           delta Mirandola, who had heard all, returned into the room,
 5 1,3  |       report a solemn chanting was heard; it proceeded from a procession,
 6 1,3  |          and uproar which had been heard a few minutes before, and
 7 1,3  |            first stroke of ten was heard; all eyes turned towards
 8 1,3  | astonishing to anyone who had just heard the clamour that went before,
 9 3,1  |        lover and a father, when he heard that his uncle, who loved
10 3,2  |         follows, loud enough to be heard by all, and slowly enough
11 5,1  |         any plan, when he suddenly heard two startling pieces of
12 5,3  |         the general terror: he had heard of the massacres of Fivizzano,
13 6,1  |         the face of facts, when he heard at San Teranza that his
14 6,2  |       lasted, great rumblings were heard in the Apennines, and the
15 6,2  |         order when loud cries were heard coming from the extreme
16 6,3  |    friendship. ~Suddenly there was heard a terrible clash behind
17 6,3  |        same moment loud cries were heard from a direction facing
18 7,1  |          Venetian general, when he heard of Vitelli's approach, thought
19 7,1  |         during the interval having heard that Trivulce had just recrossed
20 7,2  |         rise up within him when he heard all along the way the praises
21 7,3  |      strength, and his groans were heard by the inhabitants of a
22 7,4  |       hundred times, and had never heard that anybody had been troubled
23 9,3  |           At that moment a cry was heard, and was repeated by everybody
24 9,3  |       their religious song was yet heard mounting upward to the gates
25 10,2 |            the Duke of Valentinois heard that his cousin Gian had
26 10,2 |        better again, and as he had heard the news of the taking of
27 10,3 |           that her husband when he heard of this infringement of
28 10,4 |        plans settled when the duke heard that the capitulation was
29 11,2 |          that a woman's scream was heard from one of the windows.
30 11,3 |        same time that Lucrezia had heard of her husband's accident,
31 11,5 |           words to him, which were heard by no one else. ~The cortege
32 11,5 |         very moment after they had heard of Caesar's outrage. ~"Most
33 12,2 |           of Naples. When Frederic heard all at once that the French
34 12,3 |       great cries of distress were heard. These were caused by Borgia,
35 13,5 |            When these two captains heard that they were condemned,
36 14,2 |         wine set apart, and having heard that this wine was reserved
37 14,3 |          himself asked for, having heard that in a similar case they
38 15,1 |        re-established, when it was heard that Prospero Colonna was
39 15,3 |        fully dressed upon his bed, heard his door open at two o'clock
40 15,3 |           so loud that it would be heard through the length and breadth
41 15,4 |           to Caesar: when the pope heard how his messenger had been
42 15,4 |         was Michelotto, and he had heard that Michelotto had been
43 16,1 |     deepest sleep; but when he had heard the steps retreating, he
44 16,2 |         King of Spain; and when he heard of Caesar's flight, instead
45 Epi,1|          Jean was very sad when he heard these words; and he said