Chapter

 1 Pro,1|         that was both harsh and weak, a defective pronunciation,
 2 2,3  |   relegated his nephew, now too weak to busy himself henceforward
 3 3,3  |   ecclesiastical State, already weak and poor, the duchy of Spoleto
 4 3,3  |       to us; he confided to our weak hands the vice-chancellorship,
 5 4,3  |    neutrality, that she was too weak to declare beforehand either
 6 5,1  |      betrayed to the French the weak side of Fivizzano, so that
 7 7,1  |        Orsini together were too weak to sustain a war of such
 8 7,3  |         whatever reluctance his weak flesh may feel; such a man,
 9 9,3  | Savonarola, whose voice was too weak to subdue the tumult, descended
10 16,2 |     slender iron pike through a weak place in his armour, pierced