Chapter

 1 1,1 |    the Venetian, had not been able to give more than five thousand
 2 1,1 |       reign, had not yet been able to add the immense building
 3 2,3 |      prudence he had not been able to restrain himself from
 4 3,2 |    joy which he felt in being able to adore upon the papal
 5 3,2 |    far everyone present to be able to ponder and retain in
 6 3,3 |    the influence she had been able to exercise over him for
 7 4,3 | experienced generals and such able ministers. ~Perrone dei
 8 5,3 |  ready money, one ought to be able to make a sacrifice in the
 9 6,4 | approach that he had not been able to come up with him by any
10 7,1 |    army, and as they had been able during their stay among
11 7,2 |      a few moments' pause was able to say ~"Admirably, monsignore;
12 7,3 |      pope, as he would not be able to fulfil this duty an the
13 9,3 |    irritable, he had not been able to endure the rack, and,
14 11,2|      or Brescia, who would be able to help his brother-in-law
15 11,5| personally displayed, and the able seconding of his soldiers,
16 13,4|      him which nothing seemed able to subdue; but, pressed
17 15,2|    Then the Orsini, not being able to force the guard of the
18 16,1|     his solitude, he had been able to receive the instruments