Chapter

 1 1,1  |     fifteenth century that is to say, at the epoch when our history
 2 1,1  |        to our own day that is to say, in the course of nearly
 3 1,1  |       the 'Ave Maria' that is to say, at the hour when the day
 4 1,2  |      know what it contained. ~We say at the risk of being recognised,
 5 2,3  |          prince now reigning; we say nominally, because the real
 6 3,2  |          if your joy and this we say to you as we have even now
 7 4,5  |         Charles, he did not dare say a word; for his uncle, Ludovico
 8 5,4  | Parliament. They were ordered to say to the pope ~(1) That the
 9 5,6  |    College, but would venture to say that, as this surrender
10 6,4  |     October following that is to say, in the early days of the
11 7,2  |       moments' pause was able to say ~"Admirably, monsignore;
12 7,3  |          Yes, Michelotto, as you say, such is my condition, and
13 7,4  |      sobs of grief, all he could say to any one who came to him
14 8,2  |       imagination, we will first say that they are literally
15 10,3 |        would have done better to say nothing, he stopped the
16 11,4 |         they had nothing else to say. When they replied that
17 11,4 |         those who had nothing to say required no answer; he then
18 11,4 |      speak of himself that is to say, by the first captains of
19 11,4 |       the Romagna and that is to say of the whole world had come
20 11,5 |         of my bride; this man, I say, merits indeed to die by
21 11,5 |        stood; so that none could say, what had become of her
22 12,4 |        the second; suffice it to say that just as there had been
23 14,1 |       The poison of the Borgias, say contemporary writers, was
24 14,2 |        poison, or maybe, as some say, because when he reached
25 16,1 |          or Satan he alone could say; then letting go the rope,
26 Epi,2|  baptized." ~There is no need to say if Jean de Civigny, who