Chapter

 1 5,2 |      in hand: behind him stood guards, ordered, if need-were,
 2 5,6 |     line of apartments full of guards and servants, and at last
 3 6,3 | Commines remarks, "He whom God guards is well guarded, and God
 4 8,2 |         two servants, and four guards. The clerk unrolled the
 5 8,2 |      clumsy shoes. Lastly, the guards took him, and led him into
 6 9,3 |  breaking through the hedge of guards around the scaffold, snatched
 7 11,1|     parapet and shouted to the guards at the gate, "The pope is
 8 11,1|        dead!" At this cry, the guards ran up and discovered three
 9 14,3|       to Caesar's chamber; the guards of the room were doubled;
10 14,3|       funeral cortege that the guards drew up in battle array,
11 16,1|       the first time since his guards went out, breathed freely