Chapter

 1 1,1 |         to say, in the course of nearly twenty-six centuries she
 2 2,1 |        reconquered in succession nearly all Spain, and driven the
 3 2,3 | beautiful white hair, which fell nearly down to his shoulders. Moreover,
 4 3,3 |         to exercise over him for nearly thirty years; and like a
 5 4,4 |      Fabrizio Colonna, who owned nearly all the villages round about
 6 5,2 |         population, could muster nearly 150,000 souls. ~The next
 7 5,3 |          300,000 ducats that is, nearly a million francs was good
 8 5,3 |         represented a capital of nearly two millions; but when one
 9 5,5 |         to the Italians, weighed nearly six thousand pounds. After
10 5,7 |         gained the open country. Nearly half a league outside the
11 5,8 | detachment, succeeded in getting nearly forty of them safely out
12 7,1 |       his worth at 40,000 ducats nearly all the sum required and
13 8,1 |       5th of September, that is, nearly three months after the Duke
14 8,4 |          and talked with him for nearly a couple of hours, he took
15 9,3 |          his own right, and thus nearly four hours passed in the
16 10,1|         whole body, amounting to nearly 19,000 men, who were to
17 10,4|          Ludavico's treasure was nearly exhausted, were better fed
18 11,4|       day when the pope had been nearly killed by the fall of a
19 13,4|       path perceived Sinigaglia, nearly a mile distant from the
20 13,5|        Oliverotto alone had kept nearly 1000 infantry and 150 horse,
21 13,5|        the Florentine envoy were nearly two hours shut up together,
22 15,2|         his best officers and of nearly 300 men. ~Then the Orsini,
23 15,4|       these appearances, stopped nearly six weeks at Naples, every
24 16,1|          not only was the window nearly seventy feet from the ground,
25 16,2|       pension. Still, Caesar had nearly 200,000 ducats in the charge
26 16,2|         Caesar accepted it. ~For nearly four hours they fought obstinately