Chapter

1 2,1 |     and therefore D'jem had quitted France, accompanied by the
2 5,1 | ambassadors. He accordingly quitted Florence, accompanied by
3 5,1 |   the very evening after he quitted the French army Piero returned
4 5,3 |  whatsoever, he should have quitted Italy. ~Two days after this
5 5,7 |   wrapped in a large cloak, quitted the Vatican and made his
6 5,8 |      who had hitherto never quitted Brindisi, had only to appear
7 6,4 |  according this favour, had quitted Rome so hastily on his approach
8 7,3 |     Duke of Gandia, when he quitted Caesar, sent away his servants,
9 10,2|    Christian world, and had quitted Rome to make a circuit through