Chapter

 1 I   |        the roof. Outside there is simply the heavy wall~structure,
 2 V   |        What does a husband prove? Simply that a girl or woman was~
 3 VI  |        his own death, is~regarded simply as a means to the one end.~ ~
 4 VII |  simplicity, "I am willing to"~ ~"Simply to preserve appearances!"
 5 VII |           political machinery, it simply means (does~it not?) that
 6 VII |           understand them. Let me~simply speak to you of expediency.
 7 VII | repudiating the~Charter, which is simply a pledge given to maintain
 8 VIII|           at night. Our lives are simply such as our~feelings shape
 9 VIII|     dearest~beliefs. The murderer simply lay in wait for his victim,
10 IX  |         to be done. Think of them simply as my~hands and my heart.
11 IX  | remonstrated the Vidame, "life is~simply a complication of interests