Chapter

 1 1,3 |        and interested as on the evening before, to the Piazza of
 2 1,3 |        Ave Maria came as on the evening before; but, as on the evening
 3 1,3 |  evening before; but, as on the evening before, the waiting of the
 4 1,3 |         the world; and the same evening, in the midst of brilliant
 5 3,1 |    Roderigo used to repair each evening and lay aside his mask.
 6 3,3 |        appointment for the same evening with Lucrezia, who was now
 7 3,3 |        perfect liberty. ~In the evening, at the hour fixed, Caesar
 8 5,1 |         objection, and the very evening after he quitted the French
 9 5,2 |         17th of November in the evening, at the gate of San Friano.
10 5,4 |      from Rome, and that in the evening of the day after next Charles
11 5,5 |        about the town. The same evening, they brought to the king,
12 5,7 |       where he arrived the same evening. ~He learned there that
13 5,7 |       whole day, stopped in the evening at Velletri. There the king,
14 5,7 |     vengeance than of love. One evening, while everybody was at
15 5,8 |        that Caesar had left the evening before, he learned that
16 5,8 |      out at nine o'clock in the evening and not returned since.
17 7,4 |        he said, "last Wednesday evening, when I had set down my
18 7,4 |         job; so that before the evening of the same day, which was
19 8,1 |        not fail to succeed. One evening the Archbishop of Cosenza
20 10,2|   men-at-arms, was attacked one evening by the sbirri, as he was
21 10,4|       the streets, which in the evening were illuminated, as though
22 11,3|       Lucrezia arrived the same evening: she knew her father and
23 11,5| direction, and as the shades of evening were now beginning to fall,
24 11,5|      fired all day long; in the evening there were illuminations
25 12,4|        house by God; and in the evening, accompanied by the same
26 12,4|        Vatican to the men. That evening the guests met again, and
27 12,4|  prelates, and arrived the same evening at Piombina. The pontifical
28 13,5|         had spoken of to me the evening before; I remember that
29 14,2|                       2~Towards evening Alexander VI walked from
30 14,3|    Towards seven o'clock in the evening, when the declining day
31 16,2|    returning to the camp in the evening, from those who had fled,