Chapter

 1 1,1 |      one might have said each window was walled up with heads.
 2 1,1 |       of the Conclave and the window of the balcony from which
 3 1,2 |       single exception of one window in the Vatican where a lamp
 4 1,2 |      object thrown out of the window fell a few paces off from
 5 1,3 |      detached from the walled window which gave on the balcony
 6 5,8 |       upon the carnage from a window. In this way they killed
 7 8,3 |      Lucrezia, who sat at the window just over the palace gate,
 8 9,2 |     around. In every door and window there was nothing to be
 9 13,5|    dungeon, Caesar opened the window, went out on the balcony
10 16,1| attacked one of the bars of a window that looked out upon an
11 16,1|     out. But not only was the window nearly seventy feet from
12 16,1|     out the lamp, to open the window, and to finish sawing through
13 16,1|     on his leg, took down the window and bed curtains, tore them
14 16,1|     then he climbed up to the window and began what was really
15 16,2|       by the direction of his window, he went straight to the