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 1 3,1 |        entertain. ~From that day forward, there began to grow up
 2 4,3 |        The French ambassador put forward his proposal, that the republic
 3 4,4 |      when Charles VIII first put forward his pretensions, we mean
 4 4,4 |        to Savona. ~From that day forward Virginio Orsini began that
 5 4,5 |          a traitor. He was going forward into an unfamiliar country,
 6 5,4 |       that they could be brought forward at the first conference. ~
 7 5,5 |          should be from this day forward between His Majesty the
 8 5,6 |      Paris, in his turn stepping forward, said in a loud voice: ~"
 9 7,1 |                   1~Matters went forward as Alexander had wished,
10 7,2 |         this proposition was put forward in a full consistory, and
11 7,4 |        two men on foot, who came forward into the middle of the street,
12 9,1 |   Bartalommeo, who from that day forward renounced the art of this
13 9,2 |       for their antagonist, came forward in a crowd to try the ordeal.
14 10,1|           accordingly he brought forward his complaints at a tribunal
15 11,2|     without moving a single step forward. ~Applause resounded an
16 13,1|          mouth, and was carrying forward that system of invasion
17 13,5|          of his men-at-arms, "Go forward!" The man was in the secret,
18 14,2|          move either backward or forward; then thinking it was all
19 14,3| obsequies of the pope were going forward: the vice-chancellor had
20 15,1|      twelve halberdiers, leaning forward on his cushions so that
21 16,1|     added that from the next day forward he and the count would wait