Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      vigils and penances, he soon passed out of contemplation into
 2 1,2  |    confidence who would have them passed in, as had been arranged,
 3 1,3  | completely ceased. ~The whole day passed thus; for in Rome nobody
 4 3,1  |         to return to the poor, he passed his life in churches, monasteries,
 5 3,1  |    Melchior, who from that moment passed as the husband of Rosa Vanozza,
 6 3,1  |        this house infamous scenes passed: Report said the dissipations
 7 4,3  |         25th of January, 1494, he passed away, at the age of seventy,
 8 5,2  |           was every street he had passed through thickly lined with
 9 5,7  |            traversed the streets, passed through the gates, and gained
10 5,8  |          very uneasy when Charles passed so near, and they trembled
11 6,2  |         the two armies. ~The king passed the night in great uneasiness.
12 7,3  |          and to take him up as he passed. And at the appointed hour
13 7,4  |          the night, like the day, passed and brought no news. On
14 8,2  |       Then, as the sentence to be passed on such an error would be
15 8,3  |          His Holiness, just as he passed the Piazza of St. Peter'
16 8,4  |       orders that every town they passed through was to receive them
17 8,4  |      behold them, that after they passed through Paris, Caesar's
18 9,3  |        and thus nearly four hours passed in the discussion of points
19 9,3  |       precautions. Two more hours passed, while his partisans tried
20 9,3  |           which he still carried, passed calmly enough through the
21 9,3  |           remarkable as if he had passed through the fire unscathed. ~
22 10,2 |         Thus in gloom and silence passed away all those who were
23 10,3 |        own table, at which he had passed a good part of the night
24 10,3 |          had crossed the Alps and passed the Lake of Como, amid acclamations
25 10,3 |         murmuring crowd had to be passed through, sword in hand and
26 10,4 |           the two months that had passed between the surrender of
27 11,4 |          make them: the days were passed in games and displays of
28 11,5 |           and the ploughshare had passed over where it stood; so
29 12,1 |          require. But when he had passed the defiles of the mountains
30 12,2 |       made when d'Aubigny, having passed the Volturno, approached
31 16,1 |             After half a hour had passed, the servants, hearing no
32 16,2 |         they advanced beside him, passed only a few feet away, crossed
33 Epi,1|           beaten, and never a day passed but he demonstrated with
34 Epi,2|         found out, partly by what passed under his eyes and partly