Chapter

 1 Pro,2|            path of military and civil life, wherein, before they were
 2 Pro,2|            made the glory of my whole life?" cried Lorenzo dei Medici. ~"
 3 1,1  |             have said, after living a life of self-indulgence, just
 4 3,1  |             him once more into public life. Consequently, instead of
 5 3,1  |            idea of changing the quiet life he was leading for the ambitious,
 6 3,1  |               the poor, he passed his life in churches, monasteries,
 7 3,1  |       expected to lead a most retired life, engaged a house in the
 8 3,2  |                Even to the end of our life we shall deplore the faults
 9 3,3  |             but for very peril of our life we were condemned to a voluntary
10 3,3  |               will wink at disorderly life, then you will very soon
11 5,2  |             for the first time in his life, did not attempt resistance.
12 5,3  |              better and more peaceful life, where at last he may find
13 5,3  |            180,000 livres, which as a life annuity represented a capital
14 5,8  | five-and-thirty or forty, whose whole life had been one long rebellion
15 7,4  |            all the errors of his past life, owning that the disaster
16 8,3  |       vocation for the ecclesiastical life; so no one was astonished
17 9,2  |             there bring a dead man to life again, to prove that his
18 9,2  |            blood, who counted his own life as nothing if it might be
19 10,3 |           away from the humble, hardy life of a mountain people into
20 11,3 |              since each had saved the life of the other. The result
21 11,5 |              resolved to sacrifice my life to my private vengeance,
22 11,5 |            and his loose and criminal life has made him unworthy of
23 11,5 |              as he is unworthy of the life whereof my sword shall deprive
24 11,5 |               I will sacrifice my own life, not only in avenging my
25 11,5 |         Ramiro d'Orco, with powers of life and death over the inhabitants;
26 16,2 |         possibly he had had enough of life, and his heroism was rather
27 Epi,1|              must study his manner of life and his morals, as also
28 Epi,1|               there sees the shameful life led by the servants of the
29 Epi,2|            after leading an exemplary life he died in the full odour