Chapter

 1 Pro,2|      which is not far distant," continued the mark, his eyes fixed
 2 1,1  |     that the assassinations had continued in goodly fashion, and there
 3 1,3  |         the laughing and joking continued, but the cries and threats
 4 2,3  |        two-and-twenty, Ludovico continued to rule, and according to
 5 4,1  |   Ludovico Sforza none the less continued regent. Now Ferdinand definitely
 6 4,5  | assassinated. ~But Charles VIII continued his road not without some
 7 5,1  |        Lorenzo the Magnificent, continued its triumphal march through
 8 5,4  |         nothing beforehand, and continued this route, sending the
 9 5,8  |     mare serious affairs; so he continued his march to Naples without
10 6,3  |         the combat in this part continued to rage with wonderful fury. ~
11 7,2  |      Michelotto. ~"Do you know; continued Caesar, "who is the man
12 8,4  |     used as cardinal, and still continued to employ with the title
13 10,2 |       uninterrupted fire, to be continued until the breach was practicable. ~
14 12,3 |       to his army. ~The pillage continued for three days. ~Capua once
15 13,4 |     possible if his old friends continued to distrust him, and to
16 13,5 |       took him by the hand, and continued his march to the palace
17 14,1 |         Duke of Valentinois had continued his road towards Citta di