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 1 3,2  | compensated, by the joy which he felt in being able to adore upon
 2 3,4  |   capital of the Christian world felt for one brief moment restored
 3 3,4  |        so, highly honoured as he felt in such a prospective alliance,
 4 5,1  |    coming down from the Alps, he felt less confident about his
 5 5,6  |      Most Christian king, having felt a desire to visit the tombs
 6 5,7  | friendship which neither of them felt, and exchanging oaths that
 7 5,8  |           and whereas Michelotto felt an unbounded admiration
 8 5,8  |           for different reasons, felt a common fear, and were
 9 7,2  |          jealous of his brother, felt a new hatred rise up within
10 7,2  |       expeditions, so Michelotto felt no surprise at that; but
11 7,4  |      along the street. When they felt sure that it was deserted,
12 7,4  |           the immoderate love he felt for his victim. ~ ~ ~
13 8,4  |      undertaken so soon as Louis felt assured of the support of
14 9,2  |          in all humility that he felt he was too great a sinner
15 9,2  |       the strongest convictions, felt no doubt as to the success
16 9,3  |     partisans of Savonarala, who felt such faith in him that they
17 10,2 |     Rocca Cantrada when he again felt so extremely ill that he
18 11,3 |     manifestation of a grief she felt this time too well might
19 11,4 |     domino, expressed the joy he felt at his arrival. This man
20 11,4 |         because of the affection felt towards Caesar by the King
21 13,4 |     because of any confidence he felt in the return of friendship
22 14,3 |  perspirations, he almost always felt some sort of relief. ~Every
23 15,2 |          alone. ~But as the pope felt he could not much longer
24 15,3 |         himself on one elbow and felt for the handle of his sword
25 15,3 |     Romagna, so that the respect felt by the Venetians for the
26 15,3 |        Holiness. ~Caesar at last felt he was free, and fancied
27 15,4 |        closed behind him, and he felt no hope that anyone would
28 Epi,1|     because of the friendship he felt for him or because the Holy