Chapter

 1 2,2 |    Austria, an occupation of the highest importance for a man of
 2 2,3 |          we have reached, to her highest degree of power and splendour.
 3 4,2 |          father's mouth that the highest secular dignities were reserved
 4 4,2 | investiture was therefore of the highest conceivable importance to
 5 6,4 |          who was to hold all the highest temporal dignities; and
 6 7,1 |       pope's hand that being the highest honour His Holiness can
 7 8,4 |   esteemed at this period as the highest in the gift of the kings
 8 10,3|     always ready for sale to the highest bidder. The French were
 9 11,1|    furious gust of wind that the highest chimney of the Vatican was
10 14,3|       had sent out orders to the highest among the clergy, the superiors