Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |    fall~down roasted; you must run after them and catch them,
 2         I,III|       understand that~he would run less risk if he got his
 3         I,IV |     longer does your own~lease run?"~ ~"Seven years," answered
 4         I,IV |       live or die, and I can't run after~anybody to get the
 5         I,IV |         so that your lease may run from~January to January.
 6         I,V  |       against~us. Roguin might run off with the money."~ ~"
 7         I,VI | Restoration feels that~it must run a tilt against the Empire;
 8         I,VII|  agreed upon, so that it might run the same length of time
 9         I,I  |      with a ball in~their head run, by God, like--wolves!"~ ~"
10         I,I  |      such a~fool as to let him run off with my money, I sha'
11         I,I  |       therefore they prefer to run out of the country. I sha'
12         I,II |   means, whose purse had~never run dry, and who kept their
13         I,III|      He would~gladly have been run over and crushed by it;
14         I,III|        of infamous~tricks; who run up indigo when they have
15         I,IV |       you haven't the loins to run out again. There's a thousand
16         I,IV |         by forcing the soul~to run up the scale of joyous emotion
17         I,VII|  fifteen years' lease still to run; it will, moreover, cost