Chapter

 1 4,5 |        he had been obliged to sign three treaties of peace
 2 5,4 |      case he should refuse to sign an agreement with any other
 3 5,6 |     Charles bowed his head in sign of satisfaction, and the
 4 6,4 |       Naples, were obliged to sign the capitulation of Atella,
 5 7,2 |    mocking tone gave the only sign of his emotion. ~"Michelotto,
 6 7,2 |     Caesar resumed, giving no sign of assent but a nod and
 7 7,3 |     the assassination with no sign of emotion, backed his horse
 8 7,4 |    all as they wished, gave a sign to their companions to come
 9 10,4|      received them with every sign of joy, putting all his
10 11,3| bestowed upon him so lively a sign of interest. This fete,
11 11,5|      to their sovereign: as a sign of joy cannon were fired
12 12,4|       of Jesus and making the sign of the cross. At last his
13 13,3|      and that he was ready to sign a treaty in consonance with
14 13,4|     and Oliverotto decided to sign the treaty that Orsino brought,
15 13,5|    holding out his hand, as a sign that all was over and forgotten,
16 14,2|   devil's making, he made the sign of the cross, invoking God'
17 14,3| family, stabbed him, and as a sign of the hatred they had sworn
18 16,1|   confidence, but showed by a sign that the attendants were