Chapter

 1 I    |  dragged him back. The murderer tried to resist; but in vain.
 2 I    |      ebbing away. When he again tried to speak, he could not.
 3 I    |      want.~At first the General tried to impose silence upon the
 4 II   |         constant privations, he tried to escape from the horrors
 5 III  |      these women here? If he is tried, this will be the important
 6 V    |     young detective accordingly tried to console himself for his
 7 V    | staggered against the walls. He tried to cross the street, but
 8 VI   |   physician’s explanations, and tried to make them agree with
 9 VI   |          the young police agent tried to read upon the magistrate’
10 VII  |        beside the quay. Here he tried to collect his thoughts.
11 VII  |  fastened it round his neck and tried to strangle himself with
12 VIII |         than life, since he had tried to destroy himself that
13 IX   |         she left your house you tried to keep her child—no doubt
14 X    |     managing his questions as a tried general in maneuvering his
15 X    |       excitement. Yesterday you tried to destroy yourself. It
16 X    |         t wish to suffer.’ So I tried to strangle myself. My death
17 X    |    strait-waistcoat, the jailor tried to feed me just as a nurse
18 X    |     tightly as I could. Then he tried to force my mouth open and
19 X    |        take his impertinence! I tried to bite him: that’s the
20 XII  |       unnerved the prisoner. He tried to laugh, but his merriment
21 XV   |       this unworthy rascal even tried to trade on her good looks.
22 XV   |         was alone, some of them tried to carry their pleasantry
23 XVIII|       functionary’s opinion, he tried every means to substantiate
24 XIX  |         the Assizes by himself, tried and convicted, while his
25 XXI  |       the cry in his throat. He tried to escape, and to beat off
26 XXIV |    terribly perplexed. When you tried to speak to him, as he was
27 XXIV |  neither fumed nor fretted, nor tried to prove that he had been
28 XXIV |          said he, “was when you tried to discover the owner of
29 XXIV |  discover the last owner.”~“You tried very hard, I don’t deny
30 XXIV |         and then, I should have tried to win the favor of all
31 XXIV |    after him.’ I shouldn’t have tried to prevent his seeing her,
32 XXV  |  treason and conspiracy. He was tried by a military commission,
33 XXV  |        present Duc de Sairmeuse tried to have the father of the