Chapter

 1 1,2 |        are destined for each." ~"Capital!" said the elder of the
 2 3,4 |          live and pay," that the capital of the Christian world felt
 3 5,1 |          soldiers to be near the capital; the only promise he made
 4 5,1 | permission to precede him to the capital. As he had fulfilled all
 5 5,3 |       life annuity represented a capital of nearly two millions;
 6 5,8 |      settling himself in his new capital that he would have too much
 7 6,4 |        presence in person at the capital of the Christian world just
 8 10,1| despairing of holding out in his capital, resolved to retire to Germany,
 9 10,1|        of the various towns, the capital, and all the territories
10 10,2|    retraced his steps to his own capital, the Duke of Valentinois
11 10,4|         between the duke and his capital. He was therefore compelled,
12 10,4|         the Diet, and would risk capital punishment in the end a
13 10,4|        entirely cut off from his capital, knew that he could not
14 12,1|         he went by, and take the capital by a single vigorous stroke;
15 12,4|    arsenal in Jacopo d'Appiano's capital within reach of Tuscany,