Chapter

 1 3,2  |       event which was about to change the face of Italy. The same
 2 3,2  |      gave instant proof of the change in his fortunes: at the
 3 4,1  |      Sforza found out how this change had come about, and learned
 4 4,1  |  motives that had promised the change, and imagined there was
 5 5,2  |      of joy at any prospect of change, and hoped for a return
 6 5,3  |      Naples. He must therefore change his policy, and attach himself
 7 10,1 |   Ludovico refused to make any change in his arrangements, and
 8 10,4 |    there had been a very great change in the face of things, because
 9 10,4 | brother's old subjects: such a change of face on the people's
10 11,1 |       at the thought of what a change might be wrought in his
11 Epi,1|        in the world that could change his opinion. Still, in his
12 Epi,1|       own belief, he would not change. The more he persisted in
13 Epi,1|     worth while, at my age, to change my belief for a worse one." ~