Chapter

 1 1,2  |          the other. "Our father has gained three votes to-day, but
 2 3,1  |             first distinctions were gained in the law, a profession
 3 3,1  |       nature holding modestly aside gained new grandeur in his eyes
 4 4,3  |      political tradition, which had gained for them the sobriquet of "
 5 5,5  |           king's chief counsellors, gained over, as we know, pointed
 6 5,7  |       passed through the gates, and gained the open country. Nearly
 7 5,8  |        Gonzalvo of Cordova, who had gained the reputation of the greatest
 8 6,4  |    battlefield where the French had gained so glorious a victory, blocking
 9 15,2 |           set fire to it: a passage gained, they made their way into
10 15,2 | interposition of Pandolfo Petrucci, gained the ear of the pope's surgeon,
11 15,4 |           Monte Dragone, and thence gained Naples. Gonzalvo received
12 Epi,2|            his journey to Rome, had gained a profound belief, his natural