Chapter

 1 1,2  |             Well, Francesco, what news?" ~"Good news, my mother;
 2 1,2  |     Francesco, what news?" ~"Good news, my mother; good, my sister,"
 3 1,3  |       name of Alexander VI." ~The news of this nomination was received
 4 2,3  |          before the bearer of the news that not only did he fail
 5 3,2  |     convey to the whole world the news of the great event which
 6 3,2  |         Caesar Borgia learned the news of his father's election
 7 4,3  |      fortunes of war. ~A piece of news that reached him about this
 8 5,1  |           two startling pieces of news. A jealous neighbour of
 9 5,1  |           mortal conflict. So the news of these two butcheries
10 5,1  |        her territory, so when the news came there was a general
11 5,3  |   convalescence, and received the news thereof with great joy and
12 5,8  |            He went back with this news to the king, who at once
13 5,8  |         Caesar Borgia learned the news, he rightly supposed that
14 6,1  |          Charles learned all this news at Naples, and, tired of
15 6,1  |        preparing for battle. This news produced no other effect
16 6,4  |           returned to Rome, where news highly favourable to his
17 7,4  |        day, passed and brought no news. On the morrow, the pope,
18 8,1  |          that Caesar brought good news, King Frederic gave his
19 8,4  |          the kings of France. The news of this marriage, which
20 9,3  |      about to take place. At this news the people calmed down,
21 9,3  |          had scarcely learned the news of Savonarola's fall and
22 10,1 |            Louis XII received the news of this success while he
23 10,2 |          only come to Rome to get news; so he only stayed three
24 10,2 |           and as he had heard the news of the taking of Forli and
25 10,4 |      stayed at Milan, learned the news of this cowardly desertion,
26 10,4 |           French into Italy. ~The news of the catastrophe of Ludovica
27 10,4 |           runners who brought the news were rewarded with valuable
28 11,3 |        and instantly conveyed the news of his assassination to
29 11,3 |          Caesar, who learned this news just as they were sitting
30 11,3 |   progress towards convalescence: news arrived at the same time
31 11,5 |          Carracciuolo learned the news through one of the fugitives,
32 11,5 |         Castile and Portugal. The news of the ratification arrived
33 12,4 |           Both of these pieces of news were good for Alexander,
34 12,4 |           and on the day when the news was made public the governor
35 13,1 |          in the garrison when the news of the capitulation had
36 13,1 |     Arezzo, which had received no news from Florence, was obliged
37 13,2 |       King of France himself. The news from Naples was disquieting;
38 13,4 |      Venice. ~Caesar learned this news at Rimini, through a messenger
39 13,4 | displaying. ~The duke learned the news of this decision, so much
40 13,5 |    morning and talk over the good news. The cardinal, delighted
41 14,3 |          hours Caesar sent to ask news of his father: he hardly
42 14,3 |         proclaimed. ~Although the news was expected, it produced
43 Epi,2|           of time to hear the bad news he expected. But, after