Chapter

 1 1,1 |       appears to be attacked by a strange fever which drives everyone
 2 1,2 |           had just received in so strange and mysterious a manner,
 3 1,3 |      nomination was received with strange joy. Roderigo Borgia had
 4 4,5 |         already brought over this strange and cruel complaint that
 5 5,5 |         go by, a sight so new and strange, listened uneasily to a
 6 5,7 |           to observe the signs of strange devastation. The street
 7 6,3 | disappearance of their chief, the strange dress of their new antagonists,
 8 6,4 |           case to obey the pope's strange brief. His presence was
 9 7,1 |          not send him alive. By a strange fatality the prisoner had
10 7,2 |            whose love for her was strange and unnatural, had induced
11 8,2 |         family: from time to time strange spectacles were exhibited.
12 8,4 |        sight of them gave rise to strange suspicions as to the reason
13 9,2 |      applicants, ordered that the strange duel should take place only
14 10,2|     seized with such a sudden and strange indisposition that he was
15 11,1|     though God wished to show His strange vicar on earth that He was
16 11,5|           before, was seized by a strange passion for this beautiful
17 12,4|     brazen. ~Some days after this strange night, which calls to mind
18 13,5|           weakness which appeared strange to all who knew him as a
19 14,1|       prepared, we are told in so strange a fashion that we cannot
20 14,2|         has himself recorded this strange event, and who was afterwards
21 14,3|           to bleeding and emetics strange baths were added, which