Chapter

 1 2,2 |    prince (if we are to believe La Tremouille) little of body
 2 6,2 |       de Gie, Messire Claude de la Chatre de Guise, and M.
 3 6,2 |      Chatre de Guise, and M. de la Trimauille, who persuaded
 4 6,2 | commanded by de Guise and by de la Trimouille: this was the
 5 6,2 |       orders to de Guise and de la Trimouille to regulate the
 6 6,3 |  however, M. de Guise and M. de la Trimouille found themselves
 7 6,3 |        although de Guise and de la Trimouille held out as firmly
 8 6,4 |         Gie and de Guise and de la Trimouille, who had done
 9 8,3 |         certain courtesan named La Corsetta was in prison,
10 10,4|         a nest-egg of 3000 men. La Trimouille added 1500 lances
11 12,1| Scarlino, the isle of Elba, and La Pianosa; but he was obliged
12 12,3|         who married Francois de la Trimauille. Through her
13 12,3|     transmitted to the house of La Trimouille which were used
14 13,1|       time after, the father at La Pergola and the sons at
15 13,2|      sent off to Parma Louis de la Trimouille and 200 men-at-arms,
16 13,2|     were attempting to surprise La Pergola and Fossombrone,
17 15,1|    Guido and Ubaldo Urbino, and La Rovere Sinigaglia; the Vitelli