Chapter

 1 1,2  |        when the deeds were quite ready and the servants also, Francesco
 2 4,3  |          that case to supply for ready money all the necessary
 3 4,3  | Ferdinand, she would be only too ready to grant everything he wished;
 4 4,4  |         Charles VIII was getting ready at the port of Genoa, was
 5 5,1  |     opposition to France, he was ready to do whatever Charles VIII
 6 5,3  |     millions; but when one needs ready money, one ought to be able
 7 5,6  |      Holy Father, behold my king ready to offer to your Holiness
 8 6,2  |        in the morning, the king, ready armed and on horseback,
 9 7,4  |         soon mare than a hundred ready for the job; so that before
10 8,1  |        matter: when the two were ready to marry, the divorce would
11 9,2  |          power, declared himself ready to accept the trial by fire
12 9,3  |   Bonvicini declared that he was ready to walk through the fire,
13 10,3 |          marketable ware, always ready for sale to the highest
14 11,3 |        widow, and in consequence ready to be utilized in the pope'
15 11,4 |     Apostles, which had been got ready for his reception. ~Same
16 11,4 |      towns, in order to be quite ready for a return next spring;
17 12,1 |           and offering to pay in ready money for any victual his
18 12,1 |     orders from Louis XII to get ready, so soon as he conveniently
19 13,1 |        were the two Medici, ever ready to go wherever there was
20 13,1 |       against Florence, and ever ready at the command of Borgia,
21 13,3 |          to all, and that he was ready to sign a treaty in consonance
22 13,4 |         yield to them, was quite ready to make terms with him,
23 14,2 |        arrived, and His Holiness ready to take his place at table;
24 Epi,2|       the church, for I am quite ready to be baptized." ~There