Chapter

 1 1,2  |       the cardinals' dinner is carried in." ~"Yes, on a litter,
 2 1,2  |       of gift which were to be carried the next day to the cardinals;
 3 2,2  |        the actions of men, but carried away by an ardent desire
 4 2,3  |       last the house of Aragon carried the day over the house of
 5 3,4  |   beneath her frank looks, she carried the head of a Raphael Madonna,
 6 5,4  |        the ancient Romans, and carried ashen lances ten feet long,
 7 5,5  |     light horse rode next, who carried huge wooden bows, and shot
 8 5,5  |     half-cuirass; some of them carried a short lance as well, with
 9 5,7  |      if after taking Naples he carried out his intention of going
10 6,2  |     His orders were punctually carried out; and about ten o'clock
11 6,3  | Stradiotes; but unfortunately, carried off by his horse, he had
12 6,3  |      for he had let himself be carried away in pursuit of the fugitives,
13 7,1  |      judge by analogy that had carried off Bajazet's brother. ~
14 7,3  |        it sooner; for if I had carried a sword at my side in stead
15 7,4  |       revenge. ~The ship which carried the corpse went up the Tiber
16 7,4  |   trusty and honoured servants carried the body to the church of
17 8,2  |    clerk unrolled the paper he carried and read out the sentence;
18 9,3  |       was an enchanter, and so carried about him some talisman
19 9,3  |        the host which he still carried, passed calmly enough through
20 10,1 |        sentence than to get it carried out, he had nominated as
21 10,3 |        and ensign-bearers, who carried banners whereon was inscribed
22 10,3 |    auction by the nations, and carried away from the humble, hardy
23 11,1 |       on the very same day was carried to the church of Santa Maria
24 11,3 |     wounded man in their arms, carried him to his quarters in the
25 11,5 |      to Venice the lady he had carried off. ~The two messengers
26 11,5 |    have the most active search carried on. The duke appeared to
27 12,1 |      friends. The butchery was carried out by the noblest youths
28 12,4 |      golden brocade, her train carried by young girls dressed in
29 12,4 |     the terrible deed had been carried out; but when the Florentine
30 13,5 |    Then, while they were being carried to a dungeon, Caesar opened
31 13,5 |      might find. ~The governor carried out his orders conscientiously,
32 14,2 |       made, that so long as he carried about a consecrated wafer,
33 14,2 |      The two stricken men were carried side by side to the Vatican,
34 14,3 | precious vases; all these were carried to Caesar's chamber; the
35 14,3 |    bier was taken up again and carried to the foot of the great
36 14,3 |     and two working carpenters carried the corpse into the chapel
37 15,1 |   advance guard. ~The duke was carried out of the gate of the Vatican:
38 Epi,2|        to return to Paris, and carried out the resolution with