Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      assure himself that he was really alone with the dying man;
 2 1,2  |    around him to see if he were really alone, drew his sword, and
 3 4,4  |        them, seeing that it was really of moment that he should
 4 4,5  |        the invitation which was really a command. They took off
 5 5,5  |        of apostolic ambassador, really as a hostage. ~ ~
 6 6,3  |        moment that the king was really in the greatest danger;
 7 7,2  |      part in the solemnity, but really, as we shall see later,
 8 7,4  |       At her voice the door did really open, and it was only then
 9 8,1  |       that the dispensation was really granted by the pope, it
10 9,3  |         him, but that the truth really was that the Lord had several
11 10,1 | demonstrations of joy that were really sincere. Citizens of every
12 13,2 |      separated from him. He had really ordered them to fall back
13 15,4 |       time believed that he was really saved. His confidence was
14 16,1 |         account, what the truth really was as to Gonzalvo's and
15 16,1 |       window and began what was really the hardest part of his