Chapter

 1 I  |             Corsica to be bought, to give you enough to live on for~
 2 II |           would have~been obliged to give certain instructions without
 3 II |             It would be difficult to give an~idea of the exaggerations
 4 II |           those~who looked at her to give her pain. She inspired such
 5 II |       hastened to~alter the shade to give meaning to her position,
 6 II |           the Servins' apartment, to give an impression that she had
 7 III|             a dagger well placed may give immortality."~ ~This spasm
 8 III|            In the comfort that women give there is always a delicacy
 9 III|       trembling voice,~"if you would give this copy a few touches;
10 IV |              and sincere, indeed, to give me~strength to tread the
11 IV |           nevertheless,~compelled to give way before their pride and
12 IV |              as I~do at this moment; give me Luigi! I ask for your
13 IV |         before her father. My Luigi,~give me my Luigi, or I die!"~ ~
14 VI | picture-dealers requested~Ginevra to give them something beside copies;
15 VI |            strength was beginning to give way, opened the casement
16 VI |             had no power to warm.~ ~"Give my hair to my father, in