Chapter

 1 2,2 |     in him appeared at first sight to be worthy of praise,
 2 3,3 |      hypocrisy; but at first sight of one another the sentiment
 3 3,4 |     unity conspicuous in the sight of Europe. ~ ~
 4 4,5 |    her brother Ferdinand. At sight of her, Sforza scowled with
 5 4,5 | without some uneasiness. The sight of the young prince on his
 6 5,5 |    foreign soldiers go by, a sight so new and strange, listened
 7 5,8 |   which the cardinal, in the sight of all, had produced such
 8 6,3 |    ranks that he was lost to sight: the disappearance of their
 9 7,3 |   let his brother out of his sight. At eleven o'clock the Duke
10 8,4 |    the little band, that the sight of them gave rise to strange
11 11,2|      the windows. But at the sight of a man on foot the bull
12 12,1|   But he was scarcely out of sight when Bentivoglio shut the
13 12,4| during which the pope in the sight of all men completely ignored
14 12,4|      At last they arrived in sight of Corneto, and there the
15 14,2|  soon as the cardinal was in sight, His Holiness, who was very
16 14,2|     so prostrated as to lose sight for a moment of the terrible