Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    intelligence, we are as much bound to~give it as we are to
 2         I,I  |        louis, wouldn't you~feel bound to tell him of it? Your
 3         I,II |      felt with pain that he was bound by ties that~are strong
 4         I,VII|     bookcase full of books, all bound! Oh! my wife, my wife!"~
 5         I,I  |   loosening the iron band~which bound his brow,--"stop at my shop;
 6         I,IV |     Pillerault; for~you are not bound to any sacrifice."~ ~Cesarine
 7         I,IV | merchant delivers himself over, bound hand and foot, to another~
 8         I,VI |      father,~mother, daughter,--bound together by the tie of a
 9         I,VII|        this family, so tenderly bound together, re-entered the
10         I,VII|         it so much. Celestin is bound to sub-~let to you your