Chapter

 1 II |      mortal sin. I~have told a lie. How many days of penance
 2 II |      penance must expiate that lie!~
 3 IV |     the great~principles which lie at the roots of national
 4 VI | perceptible indications in the lie of the sands, which looked~
 5 VI |   knows his power, left him to lie there, and kept at a~safe
 6 VII|        wish to convert me is a lie that men make for~themselves;
 7 VII|      for~themselves; hope is a lie at the expense of the future;
 8 VII|        of the future; pride, a~lie between us and our fellows;
 9 IX |   rally round her and give the~lie to this absurd rumour. There
10 X  |    least among the angels that lie at the feet of God,~for
11 X  |     mastage, so that~she might lie at anchor in safety half