Chapter

 1 1,2 |         news, my mother; good, my sister," replied the young man,
 2 1,2 |         Christendom," replied his sister, with a still more ironical
 3 3,3 |        father's and then in their sister's good graces, had sent
 4 3,4 |    Goffredo. In these matters the sister was quite worthy of her
 5 7,2 |           he left for Naples. His sister's obstinacy wounded him
 6 7,3 | recognised the handwriting of his sister Lucrezia. Meanwhile the
 7 10,2|           that the fortune of his sister Lucrezia had been greatly
 8 10,2|          to the protection of the sister. Both these reasons made
 9 12,4|           of Valentinois, and his sister Lucrezia, who were looking
10 13,4|         Hannibal was to marry the sister of the Archbishop of Enna,