Chapter

 1 1,2 |       until ten o'clock the next morning, the time when the cardinals
 2 1,3 |        is, at ten o'clock in the morning, the smoke rose again as
 3 1,3 |  strength left to complain. ~The morning of the next day, which was
 4 4,4 |          at three o'clock in the morning, Alexander VI was freed
 5 5,4 |      about eleven o'clock in the morning, a sentinel placed on a
 6 5,7 |      been on horseback since the morning, with Cardinal Valentine
 7 6,1 |         all his following on the morning of the next day. ~From the
 8 6,2 |         rising. So at six in the morning, the king, ready armed and
 9 6,2 |         about ten o'clock in the morning the whole French army was
10 7,3 |          or three o'clock in the morning. ~The two brothers went
11 7,4 |  expected home, and all the next morning; then expectation was turned
12 7,4 |         about two o'clock in the morning, I saw coming out of the
13 8,3 |         having been summoned one morning by Alexander, Caesar entered,
14 9,3 |      hypocrite. So when the next morning, Palm Sunday, he stood up
15 9,3 |    towards eleven o'clock in the morning, Girolamo Savonarola, Domenico
16 10,3|         he was found dead in the morning. His possessions were at
17 11,3|          or not; and an the next morning, to divert any suspicion
18 12,4| characteristic of him alone. One morning the inhabitants of Cesena
19 13,5|      invitation to come the next morning and talk over the good news.
20 13,5|          appointment. So, in the morning, he started on horseback
21 14,1|      Cardinal of Corneto. In the morning of this day, the 2nd of
22 14,3|        very ugly tomb. ~The next morning this epitaph was found inscribed
23 15,1|        first to submit: the next morning their example was followed
24 15,2|         Cardinal dumbest: so one morning he ordered his troops to
25 15,3|       open at two o'clock in the morning: not knowing what anyone
26 15,3|        with a refusal. ~The next morning, just as Caesar was setting