Chapter

 1 3,1  |       considerable fortune, he resolved to do no more work, but
 2 3,3  |     two young men sat on, each resolved not to be the first to leave,
 3 4,1  |  abandoning her for Naples. He resolved to throw a counter weight
 4 4,1  |        uneasy about his duchy, resolved to threaten Ferdinand's
 5 4,3  |        for Charles VIII; so he resolved to rely on his ally Ludovico
 6 5,1  | conqueror; and obtained leave, resolved as he was to deliver himself
 7 5,3  |       formed no definite plan, resolved on acting as circumstances
 8 7,2  |    hatred of his rival that he resolved to be rid of him at all
 9 7,3  |      is my condition, and I am resolved I will not shrink. Now you
10 8,1  |  understood the complaint, and resolved that all should be set right.
11 8,1  |    granted by the pope, it was resolved to employ a trick with him
12 9,1  |      his growing influence, he resolved to convert the last day
13 9,2  | terrifying to Alexander; so he resolved on fighting Savonarola with
14 10,1 |    holding out in his capital, resolved to retire to Germany, with
15 10,2 |       his beloved daughter, he resolved to take into his hands the
16 10,2 |       so extremely ill that he resolved to go no farther, and stayed
17 10,2 |     retire into the castle, he resolved to go back to Caesar and
18 10,3 |     man whose name he bore, he resolved on a representation of the
19 10,4 |   betrayed Yves d'Alegre, they resolved to betray Ludovico Sforza
20 10,4 |       were extremely tired, he resolved to beg his hospitality for
21 11,2 |       the death of Alfonso was resolved upon. But Lucrezia's husband,
22 11,4 |        towards his family, had resolved on defending himself to
23 11,5 |      the first occasion, so he resolved on the instant that he would
24 11,5 |     bid you farewell, for I am resolved to sacrifice my life to
25 12,4 |        the Duke of Valentinois resolved to make progress in the
26 13,2 |     and faithful. He therefore resolved to check Caesar's progress,
27 13,3 |      arisen between them, have resolved as follows: ~"There shall
28 14,1 |  Romagna in subjection, Caesar resolved to return to Rome and help
29 14,1 |        a grand project: he had resolved, for the Feast of St. Peter'
30 15,2 |      alone find safety. Caesar resolved to retire to Bracciano,
31 15,2 |     its exits. Now the Orsini, resolved to make an end of Caesar,
32 Epi,1|         seeing his great wish, resolved that it was no use trying
33 Epi,2|      he had seen enough. So he resolved to return to Paris, and
34 Epi,2|        from this Sodom, firmly resolved on becoming a Christian.