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1 3,4  | nothing more or less than a refusal. Accordingly Alexander and
2 4,2  |   was refused, and that the refusal was due to Piero dei Medici'
3 5,4  |     to Rome with the king's refusal, but with a promise from
4 5,6  |   Charles that no manner of refusal was possible. But quickly
5 13,5 |   of his, together with his refusal to allow the prisoners to
6 15,3 |     returned to Rome with a refusal. ~The next morning, just
7 15,4 |    momentary irritation his refusal had caused was already calmed,
8 Epi,2|     Civigny, who expected a refusal, was pleased at this consent.