Chapter

1 1,3 |       in the morning, the smoke rose again as usual, evoking
2 3,3 |       these words, Alexander VI rose up, laid his hands upon
3 3,3 |        most cherished hopes. He rose giddy and staggering like
4 4,5 |       hope an this appeal, then rose from her knees and threw
5 5,7 |        When she saw Caesar, she rose, pale and dishevelled, and
6 5,8 |       to the Seigneur de Precy, rose in revolt and hoisted the
7 7,1 |      this feat by receiving the Rose of Gold from the pope's
8 7,3 |      veil. ~At ten o'clock they rose from the table, and as the
9 16,2| trifling contusions: he at once rose, and guiding himself by