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1 Pro,1|       bed. Lorenzo watched his approach with terror; then, when
2 5,6  | Charles, on his side, made his approach to the Vatican with a splendid
3 5,7  |    opened of themselves at his approach, his enemies fled without
4 6,4  | quitted Rome so hastily on his approach that he had not been able
5 7,1  |     when he heard of Vitelli's approach, thought he might as well
6 11,5 |       must surely indicate the approach of someone of importance.
7 12,1 |   nothing could now hinder his approach, he began to put a price
8 13,4 |       while Venice, seeing him approach her frontiers, despatched