Chapter

 1 4,1 |         imagined there was some secret league against himself:
 2 4,1 | proposition was accepted, and a secret alliance was signed, with
 3 5,4 |      king, Piccalamini had also secret instructions for the more
 4 5,4 |      the Church, and now by the secret support given him by the
 5 5,8 |     articles were announced the secret ones were put into execution.
 6 6,4 |       and his whole family in a secret consistory, which sat on
 7 7,4 |       God; then he retired to a secret dark chamber of the palace,
 8 8,2 |       trace behind; he knew the secret of the poisoned key that
 9 10,2|   affection of her father was a secret to nobody, the first prelates
10 10,2|    course the gift was as yet a secret, because the two owners
11 12,2|      Rome, he had also signed a secret treaty with Ferdinand the
12 12,2|       up, to that time had been secret. Alexander, foreseeing the
13 13,1|     infantry, was following the secret instructions that he had
14 13,5|    forward!" The man was in the secret, he rushed on with his band