Chapter

 1 Pro,2|       monk, without replying a single word, made a step to withdraw. ~"
 2 1,1  |      had its eyes fixed on one single point in the Vatican; for
 3 1,1  |   proclaimed, he had not had a single moment for busying himself
 4 1,2  |       o'clock struck, with the single exception of one window
 5 3,2  |        the head of a bull at a single sword-stroke; moreover,
 6 4,5  | Charles did not hesitate for a single moment. He ordered his cousin,
 7 4,5  |         without encountering a single body of troops to dispute
 8 4,5  |      circumstances stay away a single day longer. As a fact he
 9 5,2  |      so far had encountered no single obstacle, that the Florentines
10 5,7  |     and before he had fought a single battle he had won for himself
11 6,1  |       whole Italian force in a single combat, and, putting all
12 6,3  |        face without breaking a single lance. The French wanted
13 7,1  |        without ransom with the single exception of the Duke of
14 10,1 |    gave up the castle before a single gun had been fired. Twenty-one
15 10,4 |      blood too well to allow a single drop of it to be spilled
16 10,4 |      beg his hospitality for a single night. Conrad received them
17 11,2 |      his last without moving a single step forward. ~Applause
18 11,4 |       towns without striking a single blow. Caesar left a sufficient
19 12,1 |      and take the capital by a single vigorous stroke; so he made
20 13,3 |  interest, that he could for a single instant fail to recognise
21 13,5 |        in the destruction at a single blow of the mortal enemies
22 15,2 |     town without the loss of a single man. ~This time Caesar went
23 16,1 |      Caesar that he lost not a single moment: the same day he