Chapter

 1 1,3 |       deceived himself, and the effect was what he desired: when
 2 3,4 |       to enter with any sort of effect into the plots and plans
 3 6,1 |     This news produced no other effect an the king and the gentlemen
 4 6,2 |  produced on the whole army the effect of a spark applied to a
 5 6,3 |         produced a considerable effect on those who were to attack
 6 8,4 |        But all this pomp had no effect on the lady for whose sake
 7 10,1| sentence from the judges to the effect that the vicars of the Church,
 8 11,4|         Rome, he only waited to effect a loan from a rich banker
 9 13,2|      but also sent off, to give effect to his injunction, the captain
10 14,1|        the poison began to take effect, he was hung up by his heels;
11 14,2|       was similarly seized; the effect of the poison had been more
12 14,3|        none the less a terrible effect in Rome; for although Caesar
13 15,1|                      1~From the effect produced at Rome by Alexander'