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1 I   |      awning, where the trunks, cases, and packages were~piled;
2 II  |    according to custom in such cases, on~his master's desk. In
3 IV  |   farmer. "Maraschino comes~in cases."~ ~"'Romances alter cases,'"
4 IV  |     cases."~ ~"'Romances alter cases,'" remarked Mistigris.~ ~ ~
5 VII |   becomes necessary in certain cases for certain~children. It
6 VII |      like most mothers in such cases,~she began the peroration
7 VIII| intelligently, and argued some cases in chambers.~Godeschal and
8 VIII|       barrister he might plead cases that were carefully prepared
9 VIII|     with reports of fictitious cases. On the first page appeared