Chapter

 1 4,1 |    the King of France should attempt the conquest of the kingdom
 2 4,1 |     against anyone who might attempt to turn him out; ~To keep
 3 5,2 |   him that it was useless to attempt to go farther, and pointing
 4 5,2 |    time in his life, did not attempt resistance. He went home,
 5 5,2 |    considered that it was an attempt at rebellion. They summoned
 6 6,1 |   putting all to the hazard, attempt to annihilate the King of
 7 6,2 |    river from their camp and attempt to block his passage. The
 8 8,1 | present elevation. The first attempt at a new method of coining
 9 10,2|      while she was making an attempt to retire into the castle,
10 12,3|    the besieged did not even attempt to defend themselves any
11 12,3|       and Don Ugo di Cardona attempt to make head against the
12 12,3|    was useless any longer to attempt defence. So he shut himself
13 13,1| dared not on his own account attempt anything against her, he
14 13,3|       the confederates dared attempt nothing against Caesar,
15 14,1|  Gian Paolo Baglione with no attempt whatever at resistance.
16 16,2|   and from France to make an attempt upon Italy, with the aid
17 16,2|      in Navarre, and make an attempt upon Pisa: 500 men, 200,