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1 5,2 |         his life, did not attempt resistance. He went home, and wrote
2 5,4 |        admitted into Rome without resistance; that, an condition of a
3 7,1 |     flight, though after a longer resistance than might have been expected
4 10,4|       sleep, they yielded without resistance. The prisoners were taken
5 12,1| preparations necessary for a long resistance, but he had also put himself
6 12,1|           which opposed a serious resistance. As Louis XII's army was
7 14,1|       with no attempt whatever at resistance. There still remained Siena,