Chapter

 1 1,1 |       forty-five years, had been threatening to fall in about 1440, and
 2 1,3 |         smoke had assumed a more threatening character: there was a shrewd
 3 1,3 |        sun. Towards nine o'clock threatening storm-clouds were heaped
 4 1,3 |       into cries, curses, howls, threatening to tear down the Vatican
 5 4,1 |         formidable army, and was threatening France with another invasion. ~ ~
 6 4,5 |      scowled with an anxious and threatening aspect, for he knew not
 7 5,2 |        the Via dei Calizaioli, a threatening murmur was the only response,
 8 5,2 |          that grew more and more threatening. At last, as he saw that
 9 5,3 |        than her own Vesuvius was threatening to swallow up Naples. He
10 9,1 | spiritual, whose importunate and threatening voice must be silenced at
11 9,3 |        murmurs began to assume a threatening tone, Bonvicini declared
12 9,3 |        storm which had long been threatening brake over Florence with
13 11,1|       report that the Turks were threatening an invasion of Christendom,
14 11,1|       avert the danger which was threatening the most serene republic.
15 13,2|         fortresses he had taken, threatening to march down with his own