Chapter

 1 3,1  | continuation of his favours, and wished him a long and happy reign. ~
 2 4,1  |         being what he could have wished. ~Indeed, Henry VII had
 3 4,3  |     ready to grant everything he wished; but being bound to the
 4 5,2  |    imminent, and Gian dei Medici wished to follow their example;
 5 5,4  |           This was what the pope wished. Piccolomini returned to
 6 5,4  |          pope ~(1) That the king wished above all things to be admitted
 7 6,1  |        friend. In truth, Charles wished for nothing so much as to
 8 7,1  |         forward as Alexander had wished, and before the end of the
 9 7,3  |        of his opportunities, and wished him a very good night. The
10 7,4  |      when they found all as they wished, gave a sign to their companions
11 8,2  |        so that when His Holiness wished to destroy some one of his
12 9,2  |     triumph of their cause, they wished to fire the faggots themselves.
13 11,1 |          it seemed as though God wished to show His strange vicar
14 12,4 |         departure. The pope, who wished the journey to be made with
15 15,4 |         his accustomed courtesy, wished him every kind of prosperity,
16 Epi,1|        trying to thwart him, and wished him good luck; but in his