Chapter

 1 Pro,2|         unjustly confiscated and kept." ~"My father, shall I have
 2 Pro,2|         of the republic you have kept up the magnificence of your
 3 1,2  |        the last lamp which still kept vigil in the Vatican went
 4 3,1  |        Manuel Melchior. ~Fortune kept the promises she had made
 5 3,1  |          the cardinalship, which kept him fast at Rome, and would
 6 4,1  |    regency, which he had already kept beyond the proper time,
 7 5,3  |         they shall be faithfully kept from the first point unto
 8 5,8  |          vengeance; the other he kept for himself. ~Don Michele
 9 6,4  |         a victory, and therefore kept his army drawn up all day,
10 7,2  |      side. This was the dress he kept for his nocturnal expeditions,
11 7,4  |       river, while the first two kept a watch on the street, and
12 11,1 |      gave no answer, though they kept on calling to him, the belief
13 11,2 |        improvised door which was kept ajar, in order that he might
14 11,5 |       conditions were faithfully kept so far as the inhabitants
15 11,5 |         who was like a woman: he kept him by his side in his own
16 12,1 | fulfilment of his promise. Louis kept it with his accustomed good
17 13,5 | Sinigaglia; Oliverotto alone had kept nearly 1000 infantry and
18 13,5 | beforehand. ~The two others were kept alive until it should be
19 14,3 |       wrought; so, though he had kept his power of thinking he
20 15,1 |        to him in his misfortune, kept watch about the palace,
21 15,2 |            But though Caesar had kept his intentions quiet, the
22 15,2 |         success, as Caesar's men kept a good guard on every side,