Chapter

 1 1,2  |       so great was his haste to know what it contained. ~We say
 2 1,2  |      shall we get the others to know the intentions of Roderigo?"
 3 1,2  |    proposes an easy method; you know, my mother, with what sort
 4 1,2  |      all the same? Besides, you know the proverb; mother: 'Large
 5 4,2  |         Castile; who was, as we know, that valuable person Don
 6 5,2  |      further, he would let them know later on whether he would
 7 5,5  | counsellors, gained over, as we know, pointed out that this was
 8 5,7  |         to accompany him, as we know, as a hostage, and who had
 9 5,7  |     would learn all he cared to know from his mother's own lips.
10 5,8  |        anger let the whole army know of his perjury. The soldiers
11 6,2  |       sent Commines, who, as we know, had joined him in Tuscany,
12 7,2  |      now let me ask you, do you know who is the cause that, instead
13 7,2  |        elder brother." ~"Do you know," Caesar resumed, giving
14 7,2  |         a bitter smile, "do you know who has all the money and
15 7,2  |       said Michelotto. ~"Do you know; continued Caesar, "who
16 7,3  |        will not shrink. Now you know why I sent for you: am I
17 7,4  |          Search, search; let us know how my unhappy son has died." ~
18 7,4  |          As at first he did not know on whom his suspicions should
19 10,2 |  relative Louis XII, was, as we know, staying with him at Milan
20 10,2 |    arrested, on what pretext we know not, was taken to the castle
21 10,4 |      Ascanio Sforza, who, as we know, had stayed at Milan, learned
22 11,5 |     seen Astor, whom he did not know before, was seized by a
23 13,4 |        and the lord of Camerino know of it; they, seeing plainly
24 Epi,1|         as you tell me; but you know how obstinate I am. I will