Chapter

 1 2,1 |      a poor trick; but where force is all and right is naught,
 2 2,2 |  redeemed by the dignity and force of his glance and all his
 3 3,1 |     was no doubt destined to force him once more into public
 4 3,4 |   strong and vigilant police force, and a tribunal consisting
 5 5,5 |    Charles wanted to take by force what he could not get by
 6 5,8 |    concerns, bending all the force of his genius to restore
 7 5,8 |    by trickery, or by actual force. The Florentines alone refused
 8 6,1 | jeopardise the whole Italian force in a single combat, and,
 9 8,3 |  good father, not wishing to force his son's inclinations,
10 9,1 | prophesied the invasion of a force from beyond the Alps, and
11 9,2 |      weapons that is, by the force of eloquence. He chose as
12 10,3| himself with the rest of his force to Rome. ~It was Alexander'
13 11,1|  they might be, the other to force the Jews into paying an
14 11,5|     from being in sufficient force, they were eager to defend
15 14,3|       he summoned up all the force of character and presence
16 14,3|    of them sat on the top to force the knees to bend, the others
17 15,2|    Orsini, not being able to force the guard of the Castle
18 16,2|   made his adversary's chief force. To his great astonishment,