Chapter

 1 II  |       for the time necessary to carry out his plans. ~The General,
 2 IV  | energies. It was their place~to carry out at Paris the programme
 3 VI  |   number of redoubts for him to carry~by storm before he should
 4 VI  |      for the many young men who carry a~redundance of such sweet
 5 VI  |    cousin to the eagle; he will~carry you off to his eyrie if
 6 VII |         stronghold less easy to~carry than the first. She evoked
 7 VIII|   whether love or revenge would carry all before it. That very~
 8 VIII|         fear nothing. I did not carry you off to~insult you, nor
 9 VIII|        cause, and~pronounce and carry out the sentence. But I
10 X   |  surprise her as she slept, and carry her off,~bound and gagged.
11 X   |   gesture tried to say, "Let us carry her away!"~ ~"Quickly" shouted