Chapter

1 2,1 |        the sake of a cardinal's hat, to yield up his prisoner.
2 5,4 |         to promise a cardinal's hat to each of them. The result
3 5,6 |      kneeling, took off his own hat, and pressing him to his
4 5,6 | Valentino, and fetch a cape and hat. Then taking the king by
5 7,2 |         his cardinal's robe and hat, but a doublet of black
6 7,2 |        in a cardinal's robe and hat, and pass my time trotting
7 8,4 |        in addition a cardinal's hat to his friend George d'Amboise,
8 11,3|      the pontifical chest, each hat having been priced at 50,
9 12,4|         quest of his cardinal's hat. He was accompanied by two