Chapter

 1 I  |     can you discern the square mass of the convent built~conformably
 2 I  |        wall~structure, a solid mass of grey stone further strengthened
 3 I  |        came and went and heard mass there. The choir was~shut
 4 I  |      the little town without a~mass, at which the two divisions
 5 I  | present. Now, it was upon this mass that the~General had built
 6 I  |        cruelly dashed at once. Mass, it is true, was~celebrated
 7 I  |        check, during this very mass of thanksgiving, the most~
 8 II |          He rose only to go to mass. He went to the church and
 9 II |       voice, distinct from the~mass of singing as a prima donna'
10 II |    told them the reason of the mass; they are always a little~
11 IV |     lack of broad views, and a mass of small~defects, a real
12 VII|       Every Sunday she went to Mass;~she never missed a service;
13 VII|        would have France go~to mass, ought we not to begin by
14 X  |      will be very glad to hear mass said at Court,~and not in