Chapter

 1 2,2 | therefore too full of his family affairs to be troubled about Italy.
 2 2,3 |    himself henceforward with the affairs of his duchy, to the castle
 3 2,3 |       both ignorant of political affairs and haughtily insolent in
 4 3,1 |    Roderigo, retired from public affairs, was given up entirely to
 5 3,1 |         always apart from public affairs, and only reappeared in
 6 4,4 |         together about important affairs. This meeting was arranged
 7 5,8 |        attention to mare serious affairs; so he continued his march
 8 6,4 |    return to Rome so soon as the affairs that brought him back to
 9 7,1 |       preoccupation with his own affairs. He, however, sent Carlo
10 9,3 |         party would give up, and affairs remained in 'statu quo'.
11 10,1|        were busy about their own affairs, or because they were afraid
12 13,1|          made known the state of affairs to the Duke of Valentinois.
13 14,1|      much concerned with his own affairs to disturb himself about
14 15,3|          re-establishment of his affairs, which had suffered sadly
15 16,1|        enough to do with his own affairs without busying himself