Chapter

 1 4,2 |       Archbishop of Montreal and Governor of Rome. This promotion
 2 7,4 |       gone to denounce it to the governor. But the Slav replied that,
 3 8,2 |           in the presence of the governor of Rome, the auditor of
 4 10,3|                            3~The governor of Rome lodged a complaint
 5 11,4|        the Archbishop of Reggia, governor of Rome, and the Archbishop
 6 11,4|     Piero, archbishop of Reggio, governor of Rome; Francesco Bargia,
 7 11,5|       been remarked at Cesena, a governor was installed there whose
 8 12,3|        Nicholas, Count of Laval, governor and admiral of Brittany;
 9 12,4|         news was made public the governor of St. Angelo received orders
10 12,4|        had left Ramiro d'Orco as governor with plenary powers, to
11 13,2|       aid from Chaumont dumbest, governor of the Milanese, on behalf
12 13,4|        Orsini, who said that the governor of the citadel, though refusing
13 13,5|          first street he met the governor of Rome with a detachment
14 13,5|    himself; at the same time the governor received orders to seize
15 13,5|         that he might find. ~The governor carried out his orders conscientiously,
16 15,2|        an order addressed to the governor to admit him and his family,
17 15,3|     Imola had assassinated their governor, and the town was divided
18 15,4|        of the expenses which the governor pretended he had incurred
19 15,4|     every day seeing the Spanish governor and discussing his plans.
20 15,4|       the two ships. The Spanish governor received him with his accustomed
21 16,1|         an exit reserved for the governor, of which he alone had the
22 16,1|      served as his prison to the governor, who did the honours of
23 16,1|          that he gave it up. The governor came to see him in his room,
24 16,1|     after, he was no better; the governor had his dinner sent in,
25 16,1|        charmingly courteous; the governor thought he would profit
26 16,1|  appeared quite natural, and the governor took no offense, but hastened
27 16,1|         filled his glass and the governor's, proposing the king's
28 16,1| proposing the king's health: the governor honoured the toast: Caesar