Chapter

 1 1,2  |           Then, when the deeds were quite ready and the servants also,
 2 1,3  |       another procession, which had quite as much power of provoking
 3 2,3  |             for either of them; but quite decided to be his nephew'
 4 3,1  |            career, and abandoned it quite suddenly for the military
 5 3,4  |                  4~Rosa Vanazza was quite right in comforting Caesar.
 6 3,4  |        these matters the sister was quite worthy of her brother. Lucrezia
 7 4,1  |          eloquence to charm the ear quite as much as Piero counted
 8 4,5  |        stones. Charles, although he quite well knew that for all these
 9 5,3  |         that your Highness might be quite certain of receiving the
10 5,7  |            father and I, you may be quite sure, will give you back
11 6,1  |       organisation for which he was quite unfitted, turned his eyes
12 6,2  |           of Spain and Germany took quite another view. As their masters
13 6,3  |           hundred of them. This was quite enough to throw them into
14 6,4  |            Trimouille, who had done quite enough to save them from
15 7,3  |             magnificent: Caesar was quite as cheerful as usual, and
16 7,4  |            under; as soon as it had quite disappeared, they went off,
17 8,3  |         opened, and four stallions, quite free and unbridled, rushed
18 8,4  |      consisted of, first, two mules quite covered with cloth of gold,
19 9,3  |          midst of the mob a miracle quite as remarkable as if he had
20 9,3  |            time the crowd assembled quite certain that they would
21 11,2 |       Lucrezia and Alfonso had been quite useless to himself and his
22 11,3 |          went to see Alfonso, to be quite certain whether his wounds
23 11,3 | lamentations of the pope and Caesar quite seriously, and thought to
24 11,4 |  neighbouring towns, in order to be quite ready for a return next
25 11,5 |            judge, but only a father quite as guilty as the son, I
26 12,3 |            had never before enjoyed quite so much favour with His
27 13,4 |      refusing to yield to them, was quite ready to make terms with
28 13,5 |           to meet him; the last two quite gay and confident, but the
29 15,2 |         temporal administration was quite independent and was answerable
30 16,1 |            This precaution appeared quite natural, and the governor
31 16,2 |     summoning his recollections, he quite gave up the first idea for
32 Epi,1|             this voyage seems to me quite unnecessary: just imagine
33 Epi,2|             to the church, for I am quite ready to be baptized." ~