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 1 4,3 |          and magnificent escort of lords and cardinals, while she
 2 5,5 | intermingled with the great French lords. ~For a long time the crowd
 3 6,4 |            of Rome all those petty lords whom most people call vicars
 4 10,1|           for his own benefit. The lords in question were the Malatesti
 5 11,5|           s outrage. ~"Most serene lords," he cried, "I am come to
 6 11,5|         men, it is Valentinois! My lords, I beg you will not be offended
 7 11,5|          Squillace, with the chief lords of the Roman nobility, marched
 8 12,4|         Senate of Rome and all the lords who, by virtue of their
 9 12,4|          he replied: ~"MAGNIFICENT LORDS, I can tell you nothing
10 13,3|            men who were such loyal lords and also such brave captains;
11 13,3|       league, and alliance all the lords aforesaid; and each of them
12 13,3|           XII, King of France: the lords above named promising on
13 13,3|            of the most illustrious lords, Don Gaffredo Bargia, Prince