Chapter

 1 1,1 |            every pope lasts about eight years, and these eight years,
 2 1,1 |      about eight years, and these eight years, according to the
 3 1,1 |         had added to his subjects eight sons and the same number
 4 1,3 |           lost; for, as half-past eight struck, the daily smoke
 5 2,3 |         who at that time was only eight years old. From now onward,
 6 3,1 |          source whence had sprung eight years of happiness, Rosa
 7 4,5 |         aged respectively six and eight. ~The two regents appeared
 8 5,5 | gun-carriages. These cannons were eight feet in length; and as their
 9 5,6 |      domicile. ~The king remained eight days longer at the Vatican,
10 5,6 |           San Marco. During these eight days all his demands were
11 6,1 |           a party of his Gascons, eight hundred French lances, and
12 6,1 |           his army, consisting of eight hundred French lances, two
13 6,2 |           in Italy, were scarcely eight thousand strong, while the
14 6,3 |   Stradiotes, accompanied only by eight of the knights he had just
15 7,1 |     pontifical army had a body of eight hundred Germans, on which
16 7,1 |   fatality the prisoner had died, eight days before the treaty was
17 9,1 |          around the holy city for eight days, crying, "Woe to Jerusalem!"
18 9,3 |           a fact, was composed of eight members, all known to be
19 10,1|          reduced in the course of eight years from 1,500,000 to
20 13,1|        peasant; thus in less than eight days Caesar was master of
21 13,3|        says, "A pope cannot reign eight days, if he has hath the
22 13,4|       hundred mounted archers for eight years; ~He should pay 12,
23 13,4|         1502. At once he summoned eight of his most faithful friends,
24 13,5|           reply." ~The same night eight masked men descended to
25 14,2|        was strong enough to fight eight days with death; at last,
26 15,3|       should be in Romagna before eight days were past. So the cardinals