Chapter

1 4,3 |         naturally be obliged to join the stronger party. Furnished
2 7,4 |    their companions to come and join them; next appeared one
3 10,2|        his daughter Lucrezia to join him there and be present
4 11,5|   ambassador, entreating him to join with them and repair in
5 12,1|       received a fresh order to join it, he took his departure
6 12,2| Gonsalvo of Cordova, who was to join him at Gaeta, and to whom
7 13,5|       barracks and then come to join his companions, who were
8 13,5|      his horse to the gallop to join the duke, escorted on either
9 15,2|        he advised him to try to join the French army, which was