Chapter

 1 1,1 |       height, and half-carved stones. ~On the right of this building,
 2 1,1 |  grouping themselves upon the stones, hanging on the columns,
 3 1,2 |       and carefully among the stones which were lying about round
 4 4,1 |     embroidered with precious stones which he had selected from
 5 4,5 |      with jewels and precious stones. Charles, although he quite
 6 5,8 | inside they found nothing but stones and sand, which proved to
 7 7,4 |    another man picked up some stones, and running to the place
 8 8,4 |      was stored, the precious stones he was bringing to his fiancee,
 9 8,4 |      with pearls and precious stones; in his cap were two rows
10 9,3 |       pursued with showers of stones. Savonarola, thanks to his
11 11,5|      the rampart, rolled down stones and trunks of trees upon
12 12,4|       rings set with precious stones; then a casket was placed