Chapter

 1 3,2 |      of Christ was bidden to follow the prince of the apostles." ~
 2 3,2 |   reached our goal, we would follow no other path but that which
 3 3,2 |     hope, leave to those who follow us a track where upon if
 4 3,3 |      without inviting him to follow. ~The young man remained
 5 4,2 |   and pledged himself not to follow his conquests. ~This cost
 6 5,1 |      destruction that should follow it, were recalled to the
 7 5,2 |    Gian dei Medici wished to follow their example; but wherever
 8 6,2 |  bank, he started himself to follow the same road and cross
 9 6,3 |     gentlemen, who could not follow him; for wherever there
10 6,4 | Secco, who were all eager to follow up the victory. ~The king
11 7,3 |    of his kindred; he should follow the example offered him
12 7,3 |      forbidding his valet to follow any farther, he bade him
13 7,4 |     Tiber, and they began to follow along its banks, beginning
14 8,3 | situation it was improper to follow his passions, and at his
15 12,1|    he conveniently could, to follow him with his army and help
16 13,4|    as to the right course to follow in carrying on the plan
17 13,4| river, whose banks he had to follow far some distance. At last
18 15,4|      the ships would shortly follow. ~In the midst of all this,