Chapter

 1 2,1 |         and Bajazet, faithful to promises which it was so much his
 2 3,1 |      Melchior. ~Fortune kept the promises she had made to Roderigo:
 3 3,3 |          friends and their lying promises. If you and your brothers
 4 5,1 |        to begin to carry out his promises by yielding up the four
 5 5,1 |         he had fulfilled all his promises, except the matter of the
 6 5,3 | concerning the fulfilment of our promises, we have sworn and affirmed
 7 5,7 |        from you." ~"I ask for no promises," cried Rosa; "I ask for
 8 5,8 |       remained faithful to their promises. ~According to the articles
 9 10,1|        no money, in spite of his promises. Ludovico Sforza was therefore
10 10,3|          French army and Louis's promises had inspired. These demonstrations
11 13,3|     conditions. ~"His Excellency promises further not to insist on
12 13,3|          be voluntary. ~"He also promises that the second treaty shall
13 15,1|        Colonna had made the same promises.] ~[It was agreed that Caesar
14 15,3|       them later on, against his promises. ~But as the case was urgent,