Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |  uncompromising; it will be~impossible to negotiate with you; consequently
 2         I,IV |    must warn~you that it is impossible to calculate the costs of
 3         I,V  |   hair is still-born, it is impossible to give it~life, and I am
 4         I,VI |   wit, won't believe in~it; impossible to make him see that mind
 5         I,I  |     him walk on, but it was impossible: his legs gave way~under
 6         I,IV |   to renew those notes."~ ~"Impossible!" snapped the banker. "I'
 7         I,IV |      Well, it is absolutely impossible that I could meet~them in
 8         I,V  |    said Mongenod, "it seems impossible to believe what has~happened,
 9         I,VI | attain an end which, if not~impossible, was at least gigantic in
10         I,VII| broad space of~light; it is impossible to forget that the history