1
The old doge waved his hand toward the fair and anxious seventy-two.
2
I can not do more to prevent the doge tuck their noses.
3
Old Pietro kisses mine and makes me feel like an ancient doge.
4
The doge will be there in the Bucentaur, attended by all the court.
5
Presently the doge, accompanied by the council, appeared in the balcony.
6
That must be where we need to look for the doge.
7
Who loads up the jury in the trial scene and fixes the doge?
8
When it was concluded, the doge was the first to speak.
9
The doge observing this asked him what his strange behaviour meant.
10
An old doge killed his wife and her children here, some centuries ago.
11
The treacherous doge who plucked up the bones of the blind?
12
If you don't mind, I want to keep searching for more on the doge.
13
On high, amid all this grotesqueness, sits the departed doge.
14
Their first step, as usual, has been to depose their doge and choose another.
15
Now I should like one in the more splendid accoutrements of a Venetian doge.
16
Oh, believe me, she is like the lion in the doge's palace at Venice.
