Chapter

 1 2,2 |    throne under the regency of a woman. And the regency had been
 2 4,5 |         door opened, and a young woman appeared and threw herself
 3 4,5 |          and was. The poor young woman, who had based her last
 4 7,4 |    except with the wailings of a woman or a roar as of a wounded
 5 8,3 |         who came to visit her in woman's clothes, a Spanish Moor,
 6 8,3 |        led through the town, the woman without petticoat or skirt,
 7 8,3 |          front; the man wore his woman's garb; his hands were tied
 8 8,4 | childless and hideously deformed woman, whom he had only married
 9 10,2|      moreover, which came from a woman. Caterina Sforza, widow
10 11,2|      appeared so imminent that a woman's scream was heard from
11 11,5|       the principal person was a woman, approached, and recognised
12 11,5|          at a gallop, carrying a woman in distress on his saddle;
13 11,5|        of a lonely house. An old woman declared that she had seen
14 11,5|  beautiful youth, who was like a woman: he kept him by his side
15 11,5|        body of a beautiful young woman, her hands bound together
16 12,3|      twice, but each time with a woman who was known to be barren;