Chapter

 1 Pro,2|       replied the monk. ~Lorenzo shut his eyes, as though to reflect
 2 4,2  |         case of war to keep them shut. ~Lastly, by the treaty
 3 5,7  |        night had come on, and he shut himself up in a private
 4 7,2  | enterprise. ~He signed to him to shut the door. Michelotto obeyed.
 5 7,3  |         strike out with his eyes shut; he should not shrink from
 6 7,4  |         of the palace, and there shut himself up, declaring his
 7 9,3  |         to his convent, where he shut himself up in his cell.
 8 10,4 |   Francesco to enter a cloister, shut up Cardinal Ascanio in the
 9 11,1 |  cardinal and the chamberlain to shut the windows. He had not
10 11,3 |       courts of the building was shut, and knock as he would,
11 12,1 |        of sight when Bentivoglio shut the gates of Bologna, and
12 12,3 |        to attempt defence. So he shut himself up in Castel Nuovo
13 13,5 |     first room when the door was shut behind them, and Caesar
14 13,5 |      envoy were nearly two hours shut up together, and since Macchiavelli
15 13,5 |        carriages were seized and shut in the palace stables. When
16 14,1 |      where Pandolfo Petrucci was shut up, the only man remaining
17 14,3 |         He ordered Michelotto to shut the doors of the Vatican
18 15,1 |      Castle Sant' Angelo and had shut himself up there, refusing
19 16,1 |         prison where he had been shut up for two years was so
20 16,1 |     companion. When the door was shut, Caesar filled his glass
21 16,1 |        was, the eyes of his host shut as though by magic, and
22 16,1 |       for the next day's supper, shut the door very carefully,
23 16,1 |      lose: his first care was to shut the door as securely on
24 16,1 |         inside as it was already shut on the outside, to blow
25 16,2 |          as soon as the door was shut behind the men, was again