Chapter

 1 2,2 |         Italian, might well have brought a somewhat partial judgment
 2 3,2 |    deplore the faults which have brought this experience home to
 3 3,3 |      unfortunate issue must have brought shame and disaster upon
 4 3,4 |        workmanship. The rich man brought his merchandise, the poor
 5 4,4 |        his embassy to Naples had brought upon him the ill-will of
 6 4,5 |      Este, Duke of Ferrara. They brought with them not only the promised
 7 4,5 |          in Italy of the disease brought by Christopher Columbus
 8 4,5 |          thereabouts had already brought over this strange and cruel
 9 5,3 |           the said Bucciarda has brought us word that the King of
10 5,4 | Piccolomini would necessarily be brought into contact with the young
11 5,4 |   unimportant that they could be brought forward at the first conference. ~
12 5,5 |        This formidable artillery brought up the rear of the procession,
13 5,5 |           The same evening, they brought to the king, less to do
14 6,4 |         soon as the affairs that brought him back to his own kingdom
15 6,4 |      four Spanish cardinals, who brought up the number of his compatriots
16 7,1 |       and skill were well known, brought with them a considerable
17 7,2 |        at the appointed hour was brought into the presence of his
18 7,3 |        of supper a man in a mask brought him a letter. The duke unfastened
19 7,4 |         like the day, passed and brought no news. On the morrow,
20 8,1 |         was the fact that Caesar brought good news, King Frederic
21 9,3 |                           3~But, brought face to face with the ordeal,
22 9,3 |         in law: they practically brought the sentence with them,
23 10,1|         suzerain; accordingly he brought forward his complaints at
24 10,2|       way to her father's wishes brought her a new gift from him:
25 10,3|     Swiss that Yves d'Alegre had brought from the Romagna, and directed
26 10,4|           and while the recruits brought in by the bailiff of Dijon
27 10,4|     conquest. So the runners who brought the news were rewarded with
28 11,1|           The sum that Alexander brought into the pontifical treasury
29 11,5|   apprised of the event that had brought Carracciuolo before them,
30 11,5|        The capture of Faenza had brought Caesar the title of Duke
31 12,1|       and by the Orsini, who had brought him another two or three
32 12,2|        capitulation. When he had brought them round to his view,
33 13,3|         goodwill, not fear, that brought him back to them, he showed
34 13,4|      treaty. ~But the convention brought to the confederates by Orsino
35 13,4|      sign the treaty that Orsino brought, and to let the Duke of
36 13,5|      orders conscientiously, and brought to the Vatican everything
37 13,5|        cardinal to have his food brought as before, and he died of
38 14,1|       else to do now that he had brought the pontifical States into
39 14,3|     horses; every day a bull was brought in, turned over on his back
40 15,3|   supposed to be a prisoner, had brought about great changes in Romagna.
41 15,4|       paper that Pietro d'Oviedo brought, Don Diego replied that