Chapter

 1 2,1 | cardinal's hat, to yield up his prisoner. Thus, on the 13th of March,
 2 4,5 |        where he lived more like prisoner than lord. He found him
 3 6,4 |  powerful house, had been taken prisoner during the war, and was
 4 7,1 |    Orsini, son of Virginio, the prisoner, and Vitellozzo Vitelli,
 5 7,1 |      aid the retreat, was taken prisoner with all his artillery and
 6 7,1 |       money, they gave up their prisoner, the Duke of Urbino, estimating
 7 7,1 |     made his own general, taken prisoner in his service, pay, to
 8 7,1 |       By a strange fatality the prisoner had died, eight days before
 9 8,1 |    purpose, he explained to the prisoner the embarrassing situation
10 8,2 |      packet, and, stripping the prisoner of his ecclesiastical garments,
11 8,2 |     belongings of the condemned prisoner. ~But the hunting parties,
12 10,2|  Caterina Sforza had been taken prisoner while she was making an
13 10,4|       before he found himself a prisoner in the hand's of his brother'
14 13,2|        and Ugo di Cardona taken prisoner, while Michelotto only escaped
15 13,5|     learns that Vitellozzo is a prisoner. ~"When I objected that
16 15,3|         he was supposed to be a prisoner, had brought about great
17 15,4|       his lord and master was a prisoner, it would be disgraceful
18 15,4|       into such a rage that the prisoner thought a second time that
19 15,4|      Julius II might keep him a prisoner, in spite of his pledged
20 15,4|    rigour, and knowing that his prisoner would some day or other
21 15,4|     name, who arrested him as a prisoner of Ferdinand the Catholic.
22 16,1|       with his cousin's. So the prisoner was beginning to despair,
23 16,1|      the chief difficulty. ~But prisoner though he was, Caesar had
24 16,1| breakfast with him; happily the prisoner, yielding perhaps to some
25 16,1|      night before; he found his prisoner so dejected and gloomy in
26 16,1| accepted. ~This time it was the prisoner who did the honours: Caesar
27 16,1|       carefully, and left their prisoner alone. ~Caesar stayed for