Chapter

 1 Pro,1|         himself on his elbow and ordered his three friends to go
 2 1,2  |       than his illicit loves, he ordered that four servants should
 3 4,5  |          for a single moment. He ordered his cousin, the Duke of
 4 5,1  |        set him on horseback, and ordered him to go on in front, so
 5 5,2  |         behind him stood guards, ordered, if need-were, to dispute
 6 5,4  |      Paris Parliament. They were ordered to say to the pope ~(1)
 7 5,6  |        request; and he instantly ordered one of his attendants to
 8 6,1  |       Guiarole. The marechal had ordered an instant halt, and he
 9 6,2  | arrangement was settled, Charles ordered the van to cross the river,
10 6,3  |        pressed in this way, they ordered their two hundred men-at-arms
11 6,3  |     Marechal de Gie and Trivulce ordered a halt and lances in rest.
12 6,3  |        attack. ~The king at once ordered his division into two detachments,
13 6,3  |        vanguard from the centre, ordered every man to stay in his
14 6,4  |         the chief of the league, ordered him to leave Italy, whereas
15 7,2  |          him at all costs. So he ordered the chief of his sbirri
16 9,2  |        for the first applicants, ordered that the strange duel should
17 9,3  |  disorder that was now imminent, ordered the assembly to retire;
18 10,2 |          the Duke of Valentinois ordered his men-at-arms and his
19 10,2 |        seemed to him weakest, he ordered an uninterrupted fire, to
20 10,4 |       levy new Swiss forces, and ordered Cardinal Amboise, his prime
21 11,1 |    Foreseeing a thunderstorm, he ordered the cardinal and the chamberlain
22 11,3 |         to one of his equerries, ordered him to lay it as an act
23 11,4 |          the Duke of Valentinois ordered an assault, and gave the
24 11,5 |         and making a new breach, ordered a general assault, himself
25 12,1 |          head of the family, and ordered the massacre of four-and-thirty
26 12,4 |         girls of the country and ordered them to dance their national
27 13,2 |          from him. He had really ordered them to fall back upon Rimini,
28 13,4 |          and Ugo di Cardona, and ordered them, as soon as they arrived
29 13,4 |        the town, and here Caesar ordered his cavalry to stop: it
30 13,5 |      friends, made no objection, ordered his soldiers indoors, and
31 13,5 |          him: on which Alexander ordered that from that very moment
32 14,2 |         without his talisman, he ordered Monsignors Caraffa to hurry
33 14,2 |    Caesar, who was also thirsty, ordered the man to bring two glasses.
34 14,3 |    naturally belonged to him. He ordered Michelotto to shut the doors
35 15,1 |    College inviolable: they then ordered the Orsini, the Colonnas,
36 15,1 |          going to attack him. He ordered a halt, and prepared to
37 15,2 |       dumbest: so one morning he ordered his troops to march for
38 15,2 |       certain destruction; so he ordered his troops to retire, and,
39 15,3 |      request, the Sacred College ordered the Orsini to leave Rome
40 15,4 |       called Pietro d'Oviedo, he ordered him to take possession of