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 1 1,2 |      the same instant an object thrown out of the window fell a
 2 1,2 |      this nocturnal missive had thrown back the hood of his cloak;
 3 3,2 |     Vatican had strips of paper thrown out on which his name was
 4 5,5 |    princes and generals who had thrown in their lot with the conqueror,
 5 6,3 |         his orders, Bourbon had thrown himself upon the Stradiotes;
 6 7,4 |       that he had probably been thrown into the Tiber, and they
 7 7,4 | riverside, he had seen dead men thrown into the Tiber in the same
 8 9,3 |         his disciples should be thrown into the Arno. But certain
 9 11,5|        of them, he had had them thrown into the Tiber. ~The capture
10 13,5|       confederates were seized, thrown down, and forced to surrender
11 14,3|      the Vatican were once more thrown open, and the death of the