Chapter

 1 Pro,2|   pronounced slowly, his eyes fixed on the dying man, he replied
 2 Pro,2|  continued the mark, his eyes fixed and glowing as if he were
 3 1,1  |   this multitude had its eyes fixed on one single point in the
 4 1,1  |   eyes of this multitude were fixed, as we have said, upon the
 5 1,3  |      upon which all eyes were fixed: a general shout saluted
 6 3,2  |     painters, agree as to his fixed and powerful gaze, behind
 7 3,3  |      the evening, at the hour fixed, Caesar appeared at Lucrezia'
 8 5,6  |            6~These conditions fixed, the ceremonial of an interview
 9 7,3  |      day of his departure was fixed for Thursday the 15th of
10 7,3  |   morrow, his departure being fixed at daybreak. This pretext
11 9,2  |      all details; the day was fixed for the 7th of April, 1498,
12 12,2 | Aubigny, and a conference was fixed for the next day but one,
13 14,1 |     to poison: the number was fixed at three, one old and two
14 14,2 |  still for a moment, his eyes fixed, and his hair standing on
15 14,3 |        then, when he was thus fixed, a cut was made in his belly
16 16,1 |       and there. This rope he fixed securely to the bar next