Chapter

1 Pro,1|  Savonarola had never been willing, whatever entreaties were
2 2,1  |  Christendom, had not been willing to survive the loss of his
3 5,3  | this purchase, we would be willing, while awaiting the issue,
4 8,4  |  father. Now Alexander was willing to do all this for Louis
5 9,2  | was reckoning with. He was willing, no doubt, to die a terrible
6 11,4 |  foreign soldiers who were willing to come into his pay, and
7 13,2 |  from them, unless he were willing to let them become his own
8 13,4 | the duke, Bentivoglio, not willing to submit to the arbitration
9 15,1 |    Caesar, who said he was willing to go, but desired to make