Chapter

 1 6,1 |      a herald to the enemy's camp to ask from Francesco di
 2 6,1 |     king beheld both his own camp and the enemy's. Both were
 3 6,2 |   cross the river from their camp and attempt to block his
 4 6,3 |      Taro where the Venetian camp lay, and was to attack the
 5 6,3 | right bank, one to guard the camp under the instruction of
 6 6,3 |   the river and rejoin their camp. ~When the Marechal de Gie
 7 6,4 |  suppose he was remaining in camp; and every man mounting
 8 10,2|      When he returned to the camp after giving this order,
 9 11,4|      the siege, pitching his camp between the two rivers,
10 16,2| learned, on returning to the camp in the evening, from those