Chapter

 1 2,3 |         to the occasion, without feeling any repugnance or any predilection
 2 3,3 |          one from general kindly feeling, the other from hypocrisy;
 3 5,1 |         came there was a general feeling of discontent, which was
 4 5,8 |  occasion found his mother. This feeling prompted her cry of joy
 5 6,4 |        as his deadliest foe. So, feeling that he had nothing more
 6 8,3 |      order of the diaconate; but feeling that in his situation it
 7 9,3 |      stake, according to custom, feeling certain that an this occasion
 8 10,2|         but after a few minutes, feeling rather better, he went on.
 9 12,1|        and arrived at Barberino, feeling that the town was in his
10 12,2| fortresses in Calabria. ~But the feeling of safety inspired by Frederic'
11 13,4|         the confederates, though feeling, it is true, the justice
12 13,5|      explained, in terms of much feeling and lively affection for
13 14,3|   accordance with that religious feeling towards death which all
14 15,4|    Borgia and Remolina, who, not feeling safe at Rome, had retired
15 15,4|    without a guard. Then Caesar, feeling some fear lest when he started
16 16,1|        but not to all appearance feeling the accident of the night