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 1 2,3 |     great that one day, when he happened to be on the square of the
 2 3,1 |         the other; and since it happened that at the very time he
 3 4,1 |       be. This was exactly what happened: Sforza, uneasy about his
 4 5,8 |      first appearance. What had happened to him was what generally
 5 7,4 |      from their boats, what had happened on the river banks during
 6 8,1 |        nature, especially as it happened at the very moment when
 7 9,1 | Florence within two hours: this happened at the beginning of the
 8 9,2 |         by proxy. ~Then a thing happened which certainly no one could
 9 10,4|      pitched battle. ~But it so happened that just when the preparations
10 11,1|          Peter's, when the pope happened to be in one of the rooms
11 11,5|     joyful events that had just happened to their sovereign: as a
12 12,4|       eye-witness, this is what happened ~"On the last Sunday of
13 15,1|     death, one may imagine what happened not only in the whole of