Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      the face of his departing friend, was the famous Pico della
 2 Pro,2|      the room, and found their friend convulsively clutching in
 3 3,1  | Spaniard as a countryman and a friend; and he, who expected to
 4 4,4  |    enemy to fight instead of a friend who had promised him a safe
 5 4,5  |    front of him and a doubtful friend behind: he was now at the
 6 5,3  |     very agreeable to us, your friend. If this proposition is
 7 6,1  |     intention of remaining his friend. In truth, Charles wished
 8 8,1  |        looked upon as his best friend, could save him. ~The archbishop
 9 8,2  |       was shaking hands with a friend. Then the lions' teeth became
10 8,2  |      teeth of a viper, and the friend died cursing Borgia. So
11 8,4  |        a cardinal's hat to his friend George d'Amboise, provided
12 9,1  |        by making his pupil and friend, Domenico Bonvicini di Pescia,
13 10,2 | awaiting him the corpse of his friend the Duke of Gandia; and
14 10,4 |     living in that town an old friend of his childhood, by name
15 12,2 |      was his good and faithful friend, would open the gates of
16 13,2 |       to Cardinal dumbest, the friend rather than the minister
17 13,3 |  Caesar received him as an old friend from whom one might have
18 15,2 | creatures who had remained his friend, and the latter was elected
19 Epi,1|        to urge him gently as a friend to renounce his errors and
20 Epi,1|     law, he began to enjoy his friend's preaching, either because
21 Epi,1|   being somewhat shaken by his friend's urgency, Abraham one day
22 Epi,1|      to Abraham, he said, "Ah, friend, why do you wish to incur
23 Epi,1|        it was certain that his friend would come back from his
24 Epi,2|        himself came to see his friend, and Jean ventured to ask
25 Epi,2|      administer baptism to his friend, and this was speedily done;