Chapter

 1 IX   |       to study each other, to try, as it were, each other’
 2 IX   |       in mortal combat, first try a few passes with the foils.~“
 3 IX   |        is the right moment to try and soften the magistrate’
 4 IX   |    worse than a wild beast to try and bring my own flesh and
 5 X    |    Justice, one might as well try to make the devil confess.~
 6 X    |     presumed murderer did not try to hide the satisfaction
 7 XI   |      With such remarks did he try to palliate the effect of
 8 XII  |   longing for advancement, to try and get a man guillotined
 9 XIV  |     man gave you? Was it May? Try to recollect if that was
10 XVIII|       it,” he sighed, “I will try and be patient. But let
11 XIX  |     he is rich. Won’t he then try to recover possession of
12 XIX  |    certainly he will. He will try to obtain money, endeavor
13 XIX  |     sure of himself. “Let him try,” he exclaimed; “I will
14 XIX  |      to him, he wouldn’t even try to release a prisoner. But
15 XX   |      soon be told; so we must try to keep the two men apart.
16 XXIII| impudently shout after him or try to mimic his favorite grimace.