Chapter

 1 Pro,1|         last. ~The monk glanced round the room as though to assure
 2 1,2  |   stones which were lying about round the foundations of the new
 3 1,2  |  unknown walked without turning round half-way along the Borgo
 4 4,3  |      and Sancia his son's wife: round about them, a disgrace to
 5 4,4  |         nearly all the villages round about Rome. Now the pope
 6 4,4  |        army was to be stationed round about Rome, and was to enforce
 7 5,7  |        was dining with him, and round the table thirteen cardinals.
 8 6,1  |         hoped to bring the pope round to his side by the virtuous
 9 6,3  |        he cried aloud, to rally round him all the others who had
10 8,3  |       was tied to a stake piled round with wood, where he was
11 10,1 | original protector, had rallied round the papal see, and received
12 11,1 |      and Monsignore Poto turned round, and seeing the room full
13 11,3 |     simple matter for him to go round by the Piazza of St. Peter'
14 11,5 |        been strangled with tied round his neck. The girl was Caracciuolo'
15 12,2 |        When he had brought them round to his view, he sent out
16 13,5 |         them, and Caesar turned round, saying, "The hour has come!"
17 14,2 |       chain that he always wore round his neck, which suspended
18 14,2 |        no servant. As he turned round a corridor a puff of wind
19 15,1 |        flame and rays of blood, round which all things had revolved
20 15,1 |    College, which was stationed round about the Minerva; the army
21 15,2 |    palace, the soldiers camping round about. ~Meanwhile the Orsini,
22 16,2 |          by the aid of the wall round a tank on which he had laid