Chapter

 1 1,1 |         into all the neighbouring streets, which started from this
 2 1,1 |           of St. Peter and in the streets which led to it. It is true
 3 1,1 |     murders were committed in the streets of Rome. The authority had
 4 1,2 |      struck, and at this hour the streets of Rome began already to
 5 1,2 |          the houses, piazzas, and streets were plunged in the deepest
 6 1,3 |       from thronging the piazzas, streets, doors, houses, churches.
 7 5,2 |      rescue, was riding about the streets of Florence, accompanied
 8 5,5 |        plaza and the neighbouring streets. The remainder of the army
 9 5,7 |         recognised, traversed the streets, passed through the gates,
10 8,1 |   dishonour or sbirri stained her streets with blood. The number of
11 9,2 |           overflowed into all the streets around. In every door and
12 9,3 |            jammed together in the streets, on the terraces, on the
13 9,3 |           as they swept along the streets, and at last reached the
14 10,3|           down Cerviglione in the streets of Rome. ~Another unexpected
15 10,3|     square, and traversed all the streets of Rome, wearing classical
16 10,3|    through the town, and soon the streets were filled with armed men.
17 10,4|        Orso, rang through all the streets, which in the evening were
18 11,2|        Piazza of St. Peter's; the streets about it were barricaded,
19 11,3|         his way across the gloomy streets which led to the stairway
20 11,5|       nobility, marched about the streets, bearing torches, and exclaiming, "
21 12,3| inhabitants were massacred in the streets among them the traitor who
22 12,4|         would be permitted in the streets of Rome. ~Such was the nature
23 12,4|        that were laid down in the streets through which she had to
24 15,1|       attacked or molested in the streets, the Sacred College should
25 15,2|           of a trumpet in all the streets of Rome that every Spanish