Chapter

 1 2,3  |         handsome head, his brow open and admirably framed in
 2 2,3  |        was no port that was not open to her thousand ships; she
 3 3,2  |     followed every path that is open to human industry; but we
 4 3,3  |       virtue which we shall now open for you, every wish of your
 5 4,1  |       whole of Italy; it was an open road, through Naples and
 6 5,1  |         sea-coast so as to keep open the communications between
 7 5,2  |    house that he found standing open. This house by a lucky chance
 8 5,7  |       the gates, and gained the open country. Nearly half a league
 9 5,8  | Calabria, for the town to throw open its gates, being more discontented
10 6,4  |       because its result was to open a return to France for that
11 7,3  |         such a man, if he would open out his path to fortune,
12 7,3  |        The table was set in the open air in a magnificent vineyard,
13 7,4  |       voice the door did really open, and it was only then that
14 8,2  |      his intimates, he bade him open a certain cupboard: on the
15 11,1 | chamberlain, he saw through the open windows that a very black
16 11,3 |        he would, no one came to open it. Alfonso then thought
17 12,2 |      and faithful friend, would open the gates of his towns,
18 12,3 |         convents of nuns forced open; and then might be seen
19 14,3 |   Vatican were once more thrown open, and the death of the pope
20 15,2 |        their design, seeking by open violence the vengeance that
21 15,2 |       refuge in the last asylum open to him. ~ ~
22 15,3 |         his bed, heard his door open at two o'clock in the morning:
23 15,4 |        his; swift to anger, but open to clemency; so, when the
24 16,1 |        to blow out the lamp, to open the window, and to finish
25 Epi,1|         renounce his errors and open his eyes to the Christian