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 1 1,3 |   nothing new in the singular situation of a pope with a mistress
 2 3,4 |      Pesaro; the geographical situation of this place, an the coast,
 3 4,1 |      never recoiling from any situation, however dangerous it might
 4 4,2 |      of Naples, and the whole situation was explained. ~Now it was
 5 4,5 |     nature of the ground. The situation was grave; but the pride
 6 6,2 |                         2~The situation was not reassuring. From
 7 8,1 |     prisoner the embarrassing situation in which the pope was placed,
 8 8,3 |       but feeling that in his situation it was improper to follow
 9 12,4|        and the result of this situation was that it was improbable
10 13,2| unaware of the urgency of his situation, at the very moment when
11 15,1|       with the urgency of the situation, began by declaring the
12 15,3|      II, it was the difficult situation that Venice had thrust upon
13 16,1|      rope was too short. ~The situation was a terrible one: the