Chapter

 1 Pro,2|  cried Lorenzo, "Florence is free, Florence is happy." ~"Florence
 2 2,3  |      intervals of space left free between Naples, Milan, Florence,
 3 3,4  |      Lucrezia Borgia was now free to remarry. Alexander opened
 4 4,1  |    expedition, offered him a free and friendly passage through
 5 4,4  |   the other to shake himself free of his neighbours in the
 6 6,2  |     he asked to be allowed a free passage across the fair
 7 6,3  |       now that they were set free from the Stradiotes and
 8 7,3  | replied that he was no doubt free to make any use he liked
 9 8,3  |    and four stallions, quite free and unbridled, rushed out
10 9,3  | refused to make of their own free will. ~Alexander VI, as
11 9,3  |    Alexander VI was thus set free from perhaps the most formidable
12 15,3 |     with the Turks: thus set free from her eternal enemy,
13 15,3 |   Caesar at last felt he was free, and fancied himself already
14 15,4 |   would some day or other be free, began to let him go out