Chapter

 1 3,4 |         die, but that he live and pay," that the capital of the
 2 4,4 |       himself would furnish their pay so long as they were in
 3 5,2 | conditions: ~The Signoria were to pay to Charles VIII, as subsidy,
 4 5,6 |     apostles, has been pleased to pay this religious debt, which
 5 5,7 |          Heaven, mother, he shall pay, and pay indeed!" ~"Who?"
 6 5,7 |         mother, he shall pay, and pay indeed!" ~"Who?" replied
 7 5,8 |        remember, was not bound to pay the price of fratricide
 8 5,8 |        grown rich partly by their pay and partly in the exercise
 9 6,3 |         take their revenge and to pay back with interest the blows
10 6,4 |          friends, were now in the pay of the French, and had entered
11 7,1 |    settled that the Orsini should pay 70,000 florins for the expenses
12 7,1 |          prisoner in his service, pay, to himself the ransom he
13 8,4 |    condition that the pope should pay 200,000 ducats dowry to
14 10,4|      could be certain of the same pay. Ludovico, as we may well
15 10,4|     received the arrears of their pay. The duke, who had spent
16 10,4|       promising them not only the pay that was in arrears but
17 10,4|          for the arrears of their pay. They pretended, however,
18 11,4|          willing to come into his pay, and collecting victual
19 12,1|          to Rome, and offering to pay in ready money for any victual
20 12,1|    service of the republic, for a pay proportionate to his deserts.
21 12,2|        whom he had taken into his pay after they were exiled by
22 13,3|       troops and calling into his pay all those gentlemen known
23 13,4|           eight years; ~He should pay 12,000 ducats per annum