Chapter

 1 Pro,1|     his sins in a man of less high place they might perhaps
 2 2,2  |  thick neck, broad chest, and high shoulders; his thighs and
 3 2,3  |    tyrannies, Rome was set on high, the most exalted, yet the
 4 5,2  | before the excitement ran too high. He promptly retired to
 5 6,2  |      men, thanks to a general high opinion of his merits. He
 6 6,4  |  night the torrent swelled so high that the Italian army could
 7 7,4  |      when they had gone up as high as the Via del Fantanone,
 8 10,2 |  supposed themselves to be in high favour with His Holiness,
 9 10,2 |   talk of the young cardinal, high as his rank had been, than
10 11,1 |     chapel on the left of the high altar. Stopping before this
11 11,2 | delicate Aragon sword. It was high time: the bull was only
12 11,3 |        though unsuited to his high rank. Dan Francesca Bargia,
13 13,2 |     was lord of Siena; it was high time that all these returned
14 15,2 |      of being found guilty of high treason. ~This measure robbed