Chapter

 1 1,1 |    the base of this obelisk covered the actual site where the
 2 3,2 |    the spring, his face was covered with an eruption which,
 3 4,5 |  him the diamonds they were covered with. The two regents could
 4 5,2 | which Charles VIII sat with covered head, unfolded a paper and
 5 5,5 | VIII, both he and his horse covered with splendid armour; on
 6 6,1 |     was nothing but a plain covered with gravel, where all manoeuvres
 7 8,4 | these came ten other mules, covered in yellow satin with red
 8 8,4 |     and lastly another ten, covered with striped cloth of gold,
 9 8,4 |      first, two mules quite covered with cloth of gold, each
10 8,4 |  with pearls. His horse was covered with a cuirass in a pattern
11 9,2 |  long. This scaffolding was covered with faggots and heath,
12 9,2 |    other; the terraces were covered with people, and curious
13 14,3|  tearing off the pall which covered it, disclosed the corpse,
14 15,1|    Vatican: he lay on a bed covered with a scarlet canopy, supported
15 15,2| actually dying when Caesar, covered with dust and blood, entered