Chapter

1 1,1 |   edifice, which had lasted for eleven hundred and forty-five years,
2 3,4 |       diabolical trio which for eleven years occupied the pontifical
3 5,4 |     long. Two days later, about eleven o'clock in the morning,
4 7,3 |    orders to be in readiness at eleven o'clock at night. ~The table
5 7,3 |    brother out of his sight. At eleven o'clock the Duke of Gandia
6 9,3 |        anticipated. And towards eleven o'clock in the morning,
7 14,2| seventy-two, and he had reigned eleven years. ~Caesar, perhaps
8 15,1|       had revolved for the last eleven years, was now extinguished,