Chapter

 1 1,3  |         the smoke rose again as usual, evoking laughter and murmuring,
 2 1,3  |     people received it with the usual bursts of laughter, without
 3 2,3  | uneasiness, and in spite of his usual prudence he had not been
 4 2,3  |    judged Alexander VI with his usual perspicacity; this, however,
 5 5,6  |        King of France began the usual ceremonial, and when he
 6 6,2  |        off their heads in their usual way at the saddle-bow. A
 7 6,2  |         a skirmish, and, in the usual fashion of those days, prompted
 8 7,3  |        was quite as cheerful as usual, and the Duke of Gandia
 9 8,1  |      and in accordance with the usual ceremonial received his
10 8,4  |      Rome, the latter, with his usual extravagance of luxury and
11 10,3 | extravagant and licentious than usual; and the conqueror after
12 12,3 | supported by bribery, proved as usual more prompt and efficacious
13 12,4 |   servants, first wearing their usual garments, afterwards in
14 13,2 |       right about face with his usual agility, he profited by
15 14,2 |        had been more rapid than usual, for Caesar had doubled
16 15,4 |        pope received him in his usual fashion at his palace, and
17 Epi,2|         the resolution with his usual promptitude. Jean de Civigny