Chapter

 1 I   |   metropolitan or the Pope would scarcely have permitted it! And~as
 2 I   |       crossed from the mainland, scarcely an hour's distance, he~felt
 3 II  |        was so dim that you could scarcely see the great black crucifix,~
 4 II  |      force.~ ~The monk's life is scarcely comprehensible. A man seems~
 5 III |          General, in his stupor, scarcely~heard the doors within as
 6 IV  |        tenacity of vocation, are scarcely a match-all~these things
 7 VI  | indifference of an Oriental, the scarcely~perceptible indications
 8 VI  |        across the hot, slippery, scarcely~discernible track on the
 9 VII |        of democratic champion is~scarcely compatible with tyrannous
10 VII |         to such~a pitch that she scarcely rose to return her director'
11 VIII|      human nature, and even then~scarcely ready to believe in such
12 VIII|         sense of~oppression that scarcely ceased when he left the
13 X   |     sight of the~brig, they were scarcely likely to feel suspicious