Chapter

 1 3,1  |          of the poor and ought to return to the poor, he passed his
 2 3,1  |       Aragon and Portugal. On his return, which took place during
 3 4,3  |      severe cold and cough on his return from the hunting field,
 4 5,1  |        which was augmented by the return of the other ambassadors,
 5 5,1  |          necessary that he should return, so he asked Charles's permission
 6 5,2  |           change, and hoped for a return of liberty after the fall
 7 5,3  |           on an appointed day, in return for the despatch of our
 8 5,7  |          said a word of his early return to Rome. The cry of joy
 9 5,8  |         mother, he signalised his return by a terrible vengeance. ~
10 6,1  |        were awaiting the victor's return. So he yielded at the first
11 6,4  |          its result was to open a return to France for that man whom
12 6,4  |     Holiness knew, to cut off his return into France; ~(2) That,
13 6,4  |    previously, at the time of his return from Naples, although he
14 6,4  |           him: he would therefore return to Rome so soon as the affairs
15 9,1  |          that the republic should return to her democratic principles,
16 9,1  |        the shade, who desired the return of the Medici. ~The first
17 9,3  |       crowd allowed Savonarola to return to his convent, but they
18 10,2 | difficulty. So directly after the return of Alexander to Rome, Giacomo
19 10,4 |       break their engagements and return to the fatherland. But during
20 10,4 |         next day they proposed to return to their homes. The duke
21 11,4 |           to be quite ready for a return next spring; for Caesar
22 11,5 |         then, ordering his men to return to Cesena without him, he
23 12,4 |        Valentinois was invited to return to Rome, to take his share
24 12,4 |      travellers embarked on their return journey to Rome; but scarcely
25 13,4 |          of a hundred lances; ~In return for this, his son Hannibal
26 13,4 |         confidence he felt in the return of friendship that Borgia
27 13,5 |          longer doubt the genuine return of his friendship, and it
28 14,1 |    subjection, Caesar resolved to return to Rome and help the pope
29 14,3 |         to those to whom he could return what he had taken, and opened
30 15,2 |           courage, was obliged to return to the Vatican. There he
31 15,4 |          he was being watched. In return for this kind reception,
32 15,4 |        the Church, and now should return; giving the deed, signed
33 15,4 |          take him there; with the return of the courier the safe-conduct
34 Epi,2|         enough. So he resolved to return to Paris, and carried out
35 Epi,2|       great fete in honour of his return, although he had lost hope