Chapter

1 III |         still think of~nothing but duty with your lover before you?
2 V   | consciousness that he had~done his duty. Like all shy men, he was
3 VI  |           slightest deviation from duty on any plausible~pretext,
4 VIII|           boy," said he, "it is my duty to~enlighten you. Just a
5 VIII|            it is the executioner's duty, you~know, to lay hands
6 VIII|            as my own, and it is my duty to spare them~anguish. So
7 VIII|         But I am about to fulfil a~duty, not a desire of vengeance
8 IX  |        were any~part of an uncle's duty to look after his nieces,
9 X   |       cannot do without failing in duty to his~house. You would