Chapter

 1 3,3 |    Caesar it was the desire for vengeance and that lust for blood
 2 4,5 |        his whole expectation of vengeance. He informed Charles of
 3 5,7 |       son was far mare a cry of vengeance than of love. One evening,
 4 5,8 |        his return by a terrible vengeance. ~Cardinal Valentino had
 5 5,8 |    execution of one part of his vengeance; the other he kept for himself. ~
 6 9,3 |       of his torturers, and the vengeance would recoil upon their
 7 9,3 |         him, and the pontifical vengeance pursued the victims even
 8 11,4|        had ruled so long to the vengeance of an irritated foe, he
 9 11,5|         suddenly, with a cry of vengeance, he threw off his stupor
10 11,5| sacrifice my life to my private vengeance, though indeed I had hoped
11 11,5|        take any sort of private vengeance, and so the talk grew gradually
12 15,2|      pursuing their projects of vengeance against Caesar, had been
13 15,2|    seeking by open violence the vengeance that they had hoped to obtain