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 1 3,1 |       in his eyes so he replied instantly to Roderigo that on the
 2 3,3 |     wish of your heart shall be instantly accomplished; but if you
 3 5,6 |    granting the request; and he instantly ordered one of his attendants
 4 7,4 |      the water, of whom one was instantly recognised as the hapless
 5 9,2 |       Savonarola, His prophet. ~Instantly the report spread through
 6 10,1|         hastened to perform. He instantly put at the disposal of Caesar
 7 11,2|        man on horseback, rushed instantly upon him. It was now, in
 8 11,3|        whom recognised him, and instantly conveyed the news of his
 9 13,1| numerous than was supposed, had instantly dispersed about the town
10 13,4|       the 31st of December, and instantly sent out in front two hundred
11 13,5|         the signal agreed upon. Instantly the former confederates
12 14,2|   invoking God's holy name; all instantly vanished, torches, bier,
13 14,2|        he fell back with a cry, instantly followed by violent convulsions:
14 14,3|     times of popular agitation, instantly causing so great a disturbance