Chapter

1 1,2  |     get the others to know the intentions of Roderigo?" asked the
2 3,2  |        power to shake our good intentions, and that might happen should
3 3,3  |    virtue, he was full of good intentions; but he loved too much his
4 12,1 |     Tuscany declaring that his intentions were only pacific, protesting
5 13,2 |        combined he saw hostile intentions towards himself, and turning
6 13,4 |  Caesar, saying nothing of his intentions, started on the 10th of
7 13,4 |      it a blind to conceal his intentions; while Venice, seeing him
8 15,2 |     though Caesar had kept his intentions quiet, the Orsini had been
9 Epi,2| against us if they mistook our intentions, that as we shall not offer