Chapter

 1 5,8 |           deeds under the name of Michelotto, was just the man Caesar
 2 5,8 |        Caesar wanted; and whereas Michelotto felt an unbounded admiration
 3 5,8 |           unlimited confidence in Michelotto. It was to him the cardinal
 4 5,8 |       back to France, and on whom Michelotto found a sum of 3000 crowns. ~
 5 7,2 |          see him the same night. ~Michelotto was accustomed to these
 6 7,2 |         nocturnal expeditions, so Michelotto felt no surprise at that;
 7 7,2 |   generally pale, were now livid. Michelotto had but to cast one look
 8 7,2 |          to him to shut the door. Michelotto obeyed. Then, after a moment'
 9 7,2 |       only sign of his emotion. ~"Michelotto, how do you think this dress
10 7,2 |         Yes, monsignore," replied Michelotto, who had divined Caesar'
11 7,2 |         the Duke of Gandia," said Michelotto. ~"Do you know; continued
12 7,2 |         the Duke of Gandia," said Michelotto. ~"And what do you think
13 7,3 |          That is my opinion also, Michelotto," said Caesar, stepping
14 7,3 |        ladder of fratracide. Yes, Michelotto, as you say, such is my
15 7,3 |         might have been expected, Michelotto, seeing his own fortune
16 7,3 |       repast given in his honour. Michelotto received orders to be in
17 10,3|         who, making a long arm of Michelotto, had, himself at Forli,
18 11,3|         lose, and Caesar summoned Michelotto. ~"The same night," says
19 11,5|        cared to knew; he summoned Michelotto, and in a low voice said
20 13,2|        after Capua was taken, and Michelotto had mistaken his intention,
21 13,2|    Vitellozzo. Ugo di Cardona and Michelotto defended themselves like
22 13,2|     Cardona taken prisoner, while Michelotto only escaped the same fate
23 13,4|          were d'Enna, his nephew, Michelotto, and Ugo di Cardona, and
24 13,5|         Caesar at once despatched Michelotto and d'Enna, with a message
25 13,5|         either side by d'Enna and Michelotto. Caesar, on seeing him,
26 13,5|         leaving instructions with Michelotto, set off for Sinigaglia
27 14,2|          he summoned his faithful Michelotto, with those he could best
28 14,3|       belonged to him. He ordered Michelotto to shut the doors of the
29 14,3|          papers had been removed. Michelotto obeyed at once, went to
30 15,1|          command was entrusted to Michelotto, they collected all the
31 15,3|       cross over to Spezia, where Michelotto was to meet him at the head
32 15,4|          to him in this world was Michelotto, and he had heard that Michelotto
33 15,4| Michelotto, and he had heard that Michelotto had been arrested near Pisa
34 16,1|      narcotic, with a letter from Michelotto, saying that he was out
35 16,1|     instruments of escape sent by Michelotto. The same day he received
36 16,2|         for him: the two men were Michelotto and the Count of Benevento.
37 16,2|          against him, followed by Michelotto, who was as faithful in
38 16,2|          thanks to the courage of Michelotto, who fought like a valiant
39 16,2|         and lay completely naked. Michelotto dismounted, lifted the head