Chapter

 1 2,2 |       all business, and when he tried to give his attention to
 2 5,8 | farewell banquet, Alexander had tried on his guest the poison
 3 6,2 |     Venetian 'proveditori' each tried in vain to arrest the combat
 4 6,4 |       present advantage if they tried to push it farther with
 5 7,4 |   mother's house. But Alexander tried to deceive himself all through
 6 8,1 |     method of coining money was tried upon the Cardinal Cosenza.
 7 9,1 |     face to the light of day or tried to hide its shameful head
 8 9,3 |     passed, while his partisans tried in vain to combat his refusals.
 9 10,4|      not reject it at once, but tried to modify it so that it
10 13,1|     knew what awaited him if he tried to resist, and fled incontinently,
11 16,1|     foot; at the dinner-hour he tried to go down, but he pretended