Chapter

 1 Pro,1| the monk, pale, immovable, solemn, appeared on the threshold.
 2 Pro,1|   advanced with a slow and solemn step towards the bed. Lorenzo
 3 1,3  | crowd by this new report a solemn chanting was heard; it proceeded
 4 2,1  |  interested eyes, made his solemn entry into Rome, mounted
 5 4,1  | Christian States to send a solemn embassy to Rome, to renew
 6 4,3  |  of a Roman pontiff, whose solemn duty it is to exhibit in
 7 5,6  |   of the new cardinal. The solemn oath of obedience which
 8 5,6  |  following day. ~When that solemn day arrived, every person
 9 7,2  |   of all this occurred the solemn festival of the Assumption;
10 12,4 | the cardinals. After these solemn functions the customary