Chapter

 1 1,2 |        he reached this spot he stopped, doubly concealed by the
 2 2,3 |      bull that had escaped and stopped him short, in spite of all
 3 3,4 |        the engagement. Matters stopped at this point, to the great
 4 5,2 |       the Medici. Charles VIII stopped for a moment under a sort
 5 5,3 | Neapolitan ambassador had been stopped by Gian della Rovere, the
 6 5,3 |        the messengers had been stopped on the way, the Turkish
 7 5,4 |      were advancing, and never stopped more than forty-eight hours
 8 5,7 |        marching the whole day, stopped in the evening at Velletri.
 9 6,3 |    with a terrible purpose, he stopped short about ten or twelve
10 6,4 |   brief at Turin, where he had stopped for a short time to give
11 10,3|      better to say nothing, he stopped the inquiries he had started,
12 10,3|      upon him. ~But Caesar was stopped short in the midst of his
13 10,3|      towards Mortara, where he stopped at last to await the help
14 11,2|      of a man on foot the bull stopped short, and judging that
15 11,2|       middle of his onslaught, stopped one instant motionless and
16 11,5|        off, all communications stopped; and further, as various
17 14,2|       when he reached the top, stopped to take breath; then putting
18 15,4| deceived by these appearances, stopped nearly six weeks at Naples,