Chapter

 1 Pro,2|              from the earth. ~At the cry which broke from Lorenzo
 2 1,3  |             into space, and, a great cry breaking simultaneously
 3 5,2  |              and uttering his battle cry, "Palle, Palle." But times
 4 5,2  |             there was no echo to the cry, and when the cardinal reached
 5 5,7  |            to his mother, who gave a cry of joy when she saw him;
 6 5,7  |            early return to Rome. The cry of joy uttered by Rosa Vanozza
 7 5,7  |        beheld her son was far mare a cry of vengeance than of love.
 8 5,8  |            This feeling prompted her cry of joy when she saw him
 9 6,3  |          thither he rushed, with his cry of "France," little troubling
10 9,3  |           his cell. At that moment a cry was heard, and was repeated
11 11,1 |           the pope is dead!" At this cry, the guards ran up and discovered
12 11,5 | thunderstruck; then suddenly, with a cry of vengeance, he threw off
13 14,2 |              recoiled a step, with a cry of terror: he beheld a ghastly
14 14,2 |              it, he fell back with a cry, instantly followed by violent