Chapter

 1 2,2 | obstinacy rather than a constant mind; and what his flatterers
 2 2,2 |  marvellously to his weakness of mind and character. He was small,
 3 2,3 |   duplicity. He had a cultivated mind, and had studied the sciences
 4 3,1 |          marvellous quickness of mind, and as he grew older he
 5 3,1 |          display his presence of mind and courage, he was as much
 6 4,2 |       project came into Sforza's mind when his plan about the
 7 5,4 |       pope alone. They found the mind of Charles influenced now
 8 5,5 |          him, and he made up his mind to treat with His Holiness. ~
 9 5,6 |       recovering his presence of mind, he replied to the king
10 7,2 |     Valentino decided in his own mind the fate of this man, this
11 7,2 |         impression on the public mind of his beauty and his grandeur
12 11,5|        had not diverted Caesar's mind from his plans about Faenza.
13 12,4|    strange night, which calls to mind the Roman evenings in the
14 14,3|        character and presence of mind that naturally belonged