Chapter

 1 1,1 |       smoke, which seemed like a light cloud to go up perpendicularly
 2 1,2 |          lamp: he approached the light, and drew from his pocket
 3 1,2 |       easy to distinguish in the light the head of a handsome young
 4 4,4 |        three thousand bowmen and light horse. He proposed, therefore,
 5 4,4 |          army, a body of his own light horse; this little army
 6 5,4 |  soldiers, full of courage, very light, and with a special reputation
 7 5,5 |        10,000 men. Five thousand light horse rode next, who carried
 8 5,7 |      apartments. At last, seeing light in one of the rooms, he
 9 6,2 |       the combat an either side. Light troops, eager for a skirmish,
10 7,1 |          the same time Vitelli's light troops wheeled upon the
11 8,4 |         reflected so brilliant a light that one might have fancied
12 9,1 |        up its brazen face to the light of day or tried to hide
13 11,2| Andalusian steed of Arab origin, light as the wind of Sahara that
14 12,2|        only 700 men-at-arms, 600 light horse, and 6000 infantry
15 12,2|       with 300 men-at-arms, some light horse, and 3000 infantry;
16 13,2|       upon Rimini, and bring 200 light horse and 500 infantry of
17 14,2|         to the pope's bedroom, a light in his hand and attended
18 15,2|        with 250 men-at-arms, 250 light horse, and 800 infantry,
19 15,3|          100 men-at-arms and 100 light horse, the only remnant
20 16,2|       upon his knees, and by the light of the torches recognised