Chapter

 1 1,3 |       idleness, that they had no strength left to complain. ~The morning
 2 2,3 |    rarely exercised his physical strength in arms, this strength was
 3 2,3 |  physical strength in arms, this strength was so great that one day,
 4 5,1 |          confident about his own strength, and demanded help from
 5 5,2 |        prepare a defence, and no strength in her present state to
 6 5,3 |     through Rome, to rally their strength in the Abruzzi, and thus
 7 5,6 |     devoting himself and all his strength to the service of your Holiness
 8 7,3 |     seconds, regained some small strength, and his groans were heard
 9 7,4 |         the river with all their strength; then at the noise made
10 9,2 | congregation in a sermon full of strength and eloquence. ~But the
11 10,4|         before Ludovico knew the strength or even the existence of
12 11,2|         they had exhibited their strength and skill, Alfonso and Caesar
13 11,3|         dead, and, thanks to the strength of his constitution and
14 13,1|         cunning of a fox and the strength of a lion, he had established
15 14,2|         standing on end, without strength to move either backward
16 14,2|    beverage, perhaps because the strength of his youth overcame the
17 14,2|        of his youth overcame the strength of the poison, or maybe,
18 15,2|       the duke had found his old strength: and he was the first to
19 15,2|  performing miracles of personal strength and courage, was obliged