Chapter

 1 5,7 |       with him, and round the table thirteen cardinals. The
 2 5,7 |      silver necessary for his table, and gave orders for his
 3 7,3 | eleven o'clock at night. ~The table was set in the open air
 4 7,3 |      clock they rose from the table, and as the air was sweet
 5 8,2 |       leaning his elbows on a table, and he took a seat opposite
 6 8,2 |      but a wooden crucifix, a table, a chair, and a bed; for
 7 8,4 |  water; and going straight to table, had been struck dawn by
 8 10,3|       was poisoned at his own table, at which he had passed
 9 11,3|     they were sitting down to table, showed great distress,
10 12,4|     when supper was over, the table was removed, candlesticks
11 12,4|   pope sat on one side of the table, while the envoys from Ferrara
12 12,4|      casket was placed on the table, richly inlaid with ivory,
13 14,2|    ready to take his place at table; as soon as the cardinal
14 16,1|    who did the honours of the table in a grand and courteous
15 16,1|  magic, and he slid under the table in a profound sleep. ~After
16 16,1|     found the two, one on the table, the other under it: this
17 16,1|    strips, joined the sheets, table napkins and cloth, and with