Chapter

 1 Pro,2|         he had finished, Lorenzo asked in a doubtful tone: ~"Then
 2 Pro,2|   conditions." ~"What are they?" asked the dying man. ~"The first,"
 3 Pro,2|      father, shall I have time?" asked the dying man. ~"God will
 4 1,2  |    younger, instead of speaking, asked him with a look. ~"Certainly,
 5 1,2  |         intentions of Roderigo?" asked the elder of the two women. ~"
 6 4,5  |     protestations of friendship, asked them to let him have a proof
 7 5,1  |          he should return, so he asked Charles's permission to
 8 5,2  |         by the Signoria; then he asked for his lance, he set it
 9 5,7  |      what does it mean, mother?" asked the cardinal. "Whence comes
10 6,2  |          harm; that therefore he asked to be allowed a free passage
11 6,2  |          the delay had only been asked for with a view to putting
12 7,2  |        what do you think of it?" asked Caesar. ~"I think he must
13 7,4  |          the water, the horseman asked, 'Is it done?' and the others
14 7,4  |         man's cloak floating, he asked what was that black thing
15 7,4  |        to the questions you have asked me." ~At these words, which
16 7,4  |       one of the pope's servants asked the Slav why, when he was
17 10,2 |       Pignatelli. One of the men asked his name, and as he pronounced
18 11,1 |         in their direction, they asked for help from the pope,
19 11,4 |         brevity of the greeting, asked if they had nothing else
20 14,2 | messenger should make haste, and asked for something to drink.
21 14,3 |         which Caesar had himself asked for, having heard that in
22 15,3 |          said that the surrender asked for would be useless, since
23 15,4 |    yielded up the fortresses, he asked through the mediation of
24 16,1 |        manner of his arrest, and asked him as an Old Castilian,