Chapter

 1 2,2 |     sense and money, feeble in person, full of self-will, and
 2 3,1 |      Rosa Vanozza was the only person in the world who could appreciate
 3 4,2 |      as we know, that valuable person Don Manuel Melchior, and
 4 5,1 |      was to deliver himself in person into the hands of the French
 5 5,4 |       would probably arrive in person to demand an answer from
 6 5,6 |      solemn day arrived, every person important in Rome, noble,
 7 5,6 |        surrender to him of the person of the sultan D'jem, brother
 8 5,6 |      delegates, but in his own person. This is why, Very Holy
 9 6,2 |       commanded by the king in person and forming the middle of
10 6,4 |        to appear before him in person. ~Charles VIII replied: ~(
11 6,4 |        require his presence in person at the capital of the Christian
12 8,2 |  admitted that he was the only person responsible for the dispensation
13 8,2 | confiscation of his goods; his person was to be handed over to
14 9,1 |      no efficacy, and that the person excommunicated unjustly
15 9,2 |       terrible game in his own person, would not allow his adversary
16 9,3 | although he was not present in person; and had scarcely learned
17 10,2|     herself, her goods and her person, under their protection.
18 11,4|       Venetian noble, in whose person His Holiness rendered back
19 11,5|  perceiving that the principal person was a woman, approached,
20 11,5|        which is insulted in my person and in the dishonouring
21 11,5|     themselves insulted in the person of their general: they all
22 11,5|        with them and repair in person with Manenti to the Duke
23 12,2|   horse, and 3000 infantry; in person he occupied Aversa with
24 13,1|       to deliver his answer in person to his faithful lieutenants. ~ ~
25 13,3|    unite in the defence of the person and estates of His Excellency,
26 13,3|       insist on the service in person of more than one of them,
27 13,5|       in man's attire, came in person to bring the missing pearl.
28 15,2|      forces, and even with his person, so soon as he could ride,