Chapter

1 2,1  | Aubusson, under whose direct charge he was; but his guardian
2 3,1  |   and take possession of his charge as soon as possible. ~Holding
3 5,8  |     them with their guns and charge them with their sabres,
4 5,8  |   the rest coming up, made a charge at the assassins, and then,
5 10,1 |  left Bernardino da Carte in charge of the castle of Milan.
6 16,2 | nearly 200,000 ducats in the charge of bankers at Genoa; he
7 16,2 | decide the issue by making a charge himself, at the head of
8 Epi,2|   admirable an answer to the charge of irreligion which some