Chapter

 1 1,2 |     young man of about five or six and twenty, dressed in a
 2 1,2 |     to-day, but he still needs six to have the majority." ~"
 3 1,2 |      he drew up and signed the six deeds of gift which were
 4 4,4 |        interests should supply six thousand horse and six thousand
 5 4,4 |  supply six thousand horse and six thousand infantry; he himself
 6 4,5 |        John, aged respectively six and eight. ~The two regents
 7 5,5 |       Italians, weighed nearly six thousand pounds. After the
 8 5,5 |       the French army. ~It was six hours since the front guard
 9 5,5 |        now night and for every six artillery-men there was
10 5,5 |     Castle S. Angelo with only six cardinals, so from the day
11 5,7 |        and behind him were led six magnificent horses, a present
12 5,8 |     equip 4000 infantry in the six weeks following the signature
13 5,8 |        s son had retired, with six hundred horsemen on board
14 6,1 |        de Gie, and composed of six hundred lances and fifteen
15 6,2 |      was rapidly rising. So at six in the morning, the king,
16 6,2 |     i.e. the rear, preceded by six thousand beasts of burden
17 6,3 |        we said before; leading six hundred men-at-arms, the
18 6,4 |      Sicily into Calabria with six thousand volunteers and
19 6,4 |      at the present time, when six weeks previously, at the
20 8,3 |      out and in an instant all six animals began kicking, biting
21 8,4 |     these eighteen horses came six beautiful mules, all harnessed
22 8,4 |    with red velvet, and led by six valets, also in velvet to
23 10,4|        not less than five foot six. Still, this was his last
24 11,3|       horse. But after five or six rounds, the bull began to
25 11,3|     whole court, and more than six hundred cavaliers, there
26 12,1|        his ancient power; that six Florentine citizens, to
27 12,2| Rabenstein was bringing by sea six Breton and Provencal vessels,
28 12,3|     remain with his family for six months secure from all hostile
29 12,4|       the port of Corneto with six ships, accompanied by a
30 13,2|      Duke of Urbino: the first six had everything to lose,
31 13,3|  country in parties of five or six only, and attached themselves
32 15,4|    appearances, stopped nearly six weeks at Naples, every day