Part, Chapter

 1         I,II | period,~his attachment to the fallen tyrants. This disclosure
 2         I,III|       past three years he had fallen a prey to one~of those unconquerable
 3         I,II |    witness.~When his wife had fallen asleep in the sumptuous
 4         I,II | minutes. Some went away chap-~fallen; others affected satisfaction,
 5         I,II |       abyss down~which he had fallen. Ah, bitter thought! how
 6         I,IV |      of doges,--unfortunately fallen into those intelligent Austrian~
 7         I,V  |       the misfortune that had~fallen upon them, and the abbe
 8         I,VI |       of the merchant who has fallen into the water and is willing~
 9         I,VI |       time that I~have seen a fallen merchant gaining, instead
10         I,VI |      sets a special seal upon fallen human beings;~they believe