Chapter

 1 2,2 |       believe Commines) only now making his first flight from the
 2 3,4 | strengthening the league, but of making its power and unity conspicuous
 3 4,1 |     fellow-citizens the means of making a brilliant display of his
 4 5,1 |          the King of France were making a terrible commotion at
 5 5,2 | confirmed in their resolution of making a stand. Charles, for his
 6 5,7 |     while Cardinal Valentino was making holiday with their master,
 7 5,8 |          than talent; instead of making himself a party among the
 8 7,1 |      pardoned far the victory by making propositions which he would
 9 7,4 |        by day nor rest by night, making no answer to those who knocked
10 8,1 |       people that their city was making a new stride in the direction
11 9,1 |       eluded this prohibition by making his pupil and friend, Domenico
12 9,1 |        traversed the whole town, making a house-to-house visitation,
13 9,2 |        reserved for them without making any religious demonstration;
14 9,3 |          that if it were himself making the trial he would be less
15 10,2|    Another fortune also had been making prodigious strides during
16 10,2|     taken prisoner while she was making an attempt to retire into
17 10,3|      reached Caesar's ears, who, making a long arm of Michelotto,
18 10,3|        every priest the right of making a will, and declared that
19 10,4|    ensure his personal safety by making it a condition of capitulation.
20 11,3|  son-in-law, the wounded man was making progress towards convalescence:
21 11,5|          Duke of Valentinois was making one of his excursions in
22 11,5|         opposite the castle, and making a new breach, ordered a
23 12,2|        Aragon, and then began by making some difficulty about it.
24 12,4|      Duke busied themselves with making preparations for the departure.
25 12,4|      days, partly with a view of making the duke known to the inhabitants,
26 12,4|   invoking the name of Jesus and making the sign of the cross. At
27 13,3|       necessity he must feel for making peace; accordingly he signed
28 13,4|         await the duke's coming; making concession rather because
29 14,1|         by law lose the right of making a will, the pope, in order
30 14,2|        apparition of the devil's making, he made the sign of the
31 15,4|       have plenty of pretext for making a case against him. But
32 16,2|  proposed to decide the issue by making a charge himself, at the