Chapter

 1 Pro,1|        They obeyed at once, and scarcely had they left by one door
 2 1,1  |        was arrested when it had scarcely risen above the ground,
 3 1,2  |                               2~Scarcely had this smoke appeared,
 4 1,2  |       not stand there long; for scarcely had he finished the letter,
 5 1,3  |      God." ~As to the new pope, scarcely had he completed the formalities
 6 3,1  |   ducats, so that at the age of scarcely thirty-five Roderigo found
 7 3,2  |     certain of his friends, and scarcely was he recognised at the
 8 3,3  |         establish our fortunes, scarcely had he left empty that supreme
 9 4,1  |      effected. ~This treaty was scarcely concluded when Charles VIII,
10 4,5  |    accompanied by his ally; but scarcely had they reached Parma when
11 5,1  |         help from the pope; but scarcely had the rumour of foreign
12 5,2  |         the King of France. But scarcely had he read a third of the
13 5,5  |        these terrible machines, scarcely known as yet to the Italians,
14 5,5  |        But the negotiations had scarcely begun when they had to be
15 6,2  |     they had won in Italy, were scarcely eight thousand strong, while
16 6,2  |         As a fact the night had scarcely come when a terrible storm
17 6,2  |  proveditori' had assigned. But scarcely had he contrived to give
18 7,1  |   coffers of Charles VIII. Now, scarcely had they arrived at Citta
19 7,3  |         towards his palace. But scarcely had he turned the corner
20 9,3  |      present in person; and had scarcely learned the news of Savonarola'
21 9,3  |        once more retracted. But scarcely was he unbound, and was
22 10,1 |        hunting-ground of Italy, scarcely waited for him to attain
23 10,2 |      rather better, he went on. Scarcely, however, had he entered
24 10,3 |        he was not deceived; for scarcely had the Milanese observed
25 10,3 |     hand and lance in rest; and scarcely had the French got outside
26 10,3 |   nation; for Yves d'Alegre had scarcely as many as 300 French with
27 10,4 |  detection in the Swiss ranks. ~Scarcely were these plans settled
28 10,4 | servants at their disposal. But scarcely had they retired to bed
29 11,3 |         gave on the piazza. But scarcely had he set his foot on the
30 11,5 |       already far advanced; but scarcely had a league been revered
31 11,5 |         his plans about Faenza. Scarcely did the spring season allow
32 12,1 |      was only fed by victories: scarcely was he master of Faenza
33 12,1 |       protection of France; so, scarcely had he learned that Caesar
34 12,1 |         for Tuscany. But he was scarcely out of sight when Bentivoglio
35 12,2 |         These dispositions were scarcely made when d'Aubigny, having
36 12,2 |        both sides of the river. Scarcely were the French encamped
37 12,4 |     return journey to Rome; but scarcely had they put out to sea
38 13,2 |         French troops, but with scarcely any men; so that Bentivoglio,
39 13,5 |         his two satellites; but scarcely had they gone upstairs and
40 13,5 |     began to ascend the stairs; scarcely, however, had he reached
41 15,3 |      name of Julius II. ~He was scarcely installed in the Vatican
42 16,1 |      began his tale; but he had scarcely uttered a third part of