Chapter

 1 1,2 | appearance, which immediately opened; then slowly mounting the
 2 3,4 |    free to remarry. Alexander opened up two negotiations at the
 3 4,1 |      magnificent prospect was opened to him as by an enchanter:
 4 4,5 |    getting up to go, the door opened, and a young woman appeared
 5 5,4 |       Vecchia and Corneto had opened their gates; the Orsini
 6 5,7 |   Charles: the gates of towns opened of themselves at his approach,
 7 5,7 |     his own, had one of these opened, took out a splendid cabinet
 8 8,3 |    then the stable doors were opened, and four stallions, quite
 9 12,2|       whom he had confidingly opened all his fortresses in Calabria. ~
10 12,3|      populous as Capua. So he opened up negotiations on his own
11 12,4|      racecourse for women was opened between the castle of Sant'
12 13,3|       who wanted them, he had opened up negotiations with his
13 13,5|  carried to a dungeon, Caesar opened the window, went out on
14 14,3| return what he had taken, and opened negotiations with the Colonnas. ~
15 16,1|      quietly raised his head, opened his eyes, slipped off the
16 16,2|     hope: suddenly a door was opened, and a night watch appeared,