Chapter

 1 3,2 |        so, in his impatience, he stayed not to visit his mother
 2 6,1 |         to Orvieto. Charles only stayed in Rome three days, utterly
 3 6,3 |        of the troop nevertheless stayed behind to fight, pressing
 4 9,3 |  assembly thought otherwise, and stayed on the piazza, waiting for
 5 10,2|          to get news; so he only stayed three days, and then, with
 6 10,2| apparently the greatest joy, and stayed three days; on the fourth
 7 10,2|   resolved to go no farther, and stayed a couple of days in the
 8 10,4|     Sforza, who, as we know, had stayed at Milan, learned the news
 9 11,3|        machinations. Caesar only stayed at Rome to receive the ambassadors
10 12,3|     Borgia's idea at all: he had stayed behind to confer with the
11 12,4|         of Elba, where they only stayed long enough to visit the
12 16,1|          prisoner alone. ~Caesar stayed for a minute motionless