Chapter

 1 1,2 |  contain a deed of gift duly drawn up, made by me in my father'
 2 4,5 |    them a receipt accurately drawn up, and pledged the jewels
 3 5,4 | chest, and when the men were drawn up for battle they presented
 4 6,2 |     a moment the young king, drawn on by example, was an the
 5 6,4 |      therefore kept his army drawn up all day, and at night
 6 7,4 |     was Friday, two men were drawn out of the water, of whom
 7 8,3 |   earliest years he had been drawn towards secular pursuits
 8 11,1|    and perhaps Alexander was drawn thither by some relics of
 9 11,3|      men. Alfonso would have drawn his sword; but before it
10 13,4|      confederates the treaty drawn up between him and the duke,
11 13,4|      cavalry to stop: it was drawn up in two lines, one between
12 13,5|     with Caesar. Oliverotto, drawn by the same fate as his
13 14,3|    which the intestines were drawn out; then Caesar slipped
14 15,2|      found the Orsini's army drawn up awaiting him in numbers
15 15,4|     to Julius II, which were drawn up in the form of a treaty