Chapter

 1 2,1 |             if he would consent to keep D'jem with him, to give
 2 2,3 |         hold the two apart, and to keep himself on the throne by
 3 3,4 |         time: he needed an ally to keep a watch on the policy of
 4 4,1 |       attempt to turn him out; ~To keep two hundred French lances
 5 4,2 |         proposed in case of war to keep them shut. ~Lastly, by the
 6 4,3 |             so long as they had to keep ceaselessly on guard against
 7 4,4 | injunctions to wait at Livorno and keep a watch on the fleet Charles
 8 5,1 |          up the sea-coast so as to keep open the communications
 9 5,8 |        Rome again, and, anxious to keep his promise to his mother,
10 7,2 |       large one, he was careful to keep his engagement, and at the
11 9,3 |           whose business it was to keep the people back from approaching
12 10,2|           of Valentinois, eager to keep as warm as possible his
13 11,5|          the instant that he would keep this fair flower of love
14 11,5|           people are accustomed to keep the anniversary of the foundation
15 13,3|        enemy any who shall fail to keep the present stipulations,
16 13,5|         would be enough for you to keep the duke, and not give him
17 13,5|            we are told, he let her keep the pearl for the same price
18 15,4|        feared that Julius II might keep him a prisoner, in spite