Chapter

 1 Pro,1|     Commandante, to knock at the door of a Don Giovanni, and in
 2 Pro,1|    scarcely had they left by one door than the curtain of the
 3 1,1  |      been obliged to wall up the door of the Conclave and the
 4 1,2  |        three rapid knocks on the door of a house of good appearance,
 5 3,3  |         there was a knock at the door, and a rival was announced
 6 4,5  |        was getting up to go, the door opened, and a young woman
 7 5,6  | appointed time he entered by the door of a garden that adjoined
 8 5,6  |       him. On his arrival at the door, the King of France began
 9 5,7  |          Vatican; arrived at the door, he dismounted, and leaving
10 7,2  |        signed to him to shut the door. Michelotto obeyed. Then,
11 7,3  |          waiting for them at the door, and rode side by side as
12 7,4  |         those who knocked at his door to bring him food except
13 7,4  |         father. At her voice the door did really open, and it
14 8,1  |          him on horseback at the door, he proceeded to the Vatican,
15 9,2  |         streets around. In every door and window there was nothing
16 11,2 |       going out by an improvised door which was kept ajar, in
17 11,3 |          the pope lived; but the door which separated the two
18 13,5 |          the first room when the door was shut behind them, and
19 14,2 |         of the room, between the door and the cabinet which held
20 14,3 |          though still at death's door himself, he summoned up
21 15,3 |          upon his bed, heard his door open at two o'clock in the
22 15,4 |       him as he left; but at the door of the castle Caesar found
23 16,1 |          his companion. When the door was shut, Caesar filled
24 16,1 |      next day's supper, shut the door very carefully, and left
25 16,1 |       off the bed, walked to the door, slowly indeed, but not
26 16,1 |       first care was to shut the door as securely on the inside
27 16,2 |      went straight to the little door of exit; he then put his
28 16,2 |        his last hope: suddenly a door was opened, and a night
29 16,2 |       disappeared by an opposite door. But short as their luminous
30 16,2 |          key, and as soon as the door was shut behind the men,