Chapter

 1 1,2 |       man, kissing the one and giving his hand to the other. "
 2 1,2 |       has been thinking. He is giving Cardinal Orsini his palace
 3 3,2 |      burned a ceaseless flame, giving to his face something infernal
 4 5,7 |    should never have to repent giving him his liberty, and telling
 5 5,8 |       returned to the Vatican, giving orders that his mother's
 6 6,2 |        cross at the same ford, giving orders to de Guise and de
 7 6,3 |      into two detachments, and giving one to Bourbon the bastard,
 8 6,4 |      July, 1496. This involved giving back to Ferdinand II, King
 9 7,2 |     you know," Caesar resumed, giving no sign of assent but a
10 9,2 |     the thought of the heretic giving himself to the flames; and
11 9,2 |        at most, their entrance giving on the Loggia dei Lanzi,
12 10,2|        Lucrezia's readiness in giving way to her father's wishes
13 10,2|     returned to the camp after giving this order, he found there
14 11,3|       up the bull's head, and, giving it to one of his equerries,
15 13,5|     other thought than that of giving tranquillity to the Romagna
16 14,2| thirsty, he turned to a valet, giving signs with his hand as he
17 15,4|         and now should return; giving the deed, signed by Caesar,