Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |          seems to me that I cannot refuse it~without failing in my
 2         I,II |         obscurity. He was about to~refuse the offer, when love suddenly
 3         I,V  |          you, 'Here it is!' Do not refuse my gift. We have so~much
 4         I,V  |           it~would be difficult to refuse him point-blank, on account
 5         I,II |          most~assuredly, would not refuse me. But up to this time
 6         I,III|            necessity; he could~not refuse to write them, but they
 7         I,VII| concentrated wrath.~ ~"I shall not refuse to give up my lease; but
 8         I,VII|         francs. Our uncle will not refuse his receipt for his own
 9         I,VII|        owing to me; do you mean to refuse it?"~ ~"No," said Cesar; "
10         I,VII|        share in my profits. Do you~refuse it?"~ ~"No," said Cesar.~ ~"