Chapter

 1 I    |        the sound of a terrible struggle—of fierce imprecations,
 2 I    |        the scene of a terrible struggle, of one of those savage
 3 II   |         I saw nothing save the struggle between the murderer and
 4 V    |      his features revealed the struggle going on in his mind. “Who
 5 VI   |       have been a hand-to-hand struggle between the pretended soldier
 6 VI   |     evident that this terrible struggle must have been exceedingly
 7 VI   |      francs, had witnessed the struggle—then disappeared. An accomplice,
 8 IX   |    before joining in a serious struggle; just as two duelists, about
 9 X    | obstinate man; he gives up the struggle, and confesses. Now, a woman
10 XI   |     assailants had fallen; the struggle became an equal one. I seized
11 XII  |      his redoubtable adversary struggle against his momentary weakness,
12 XIII |        himself for a strenuous struggle with this man, and he hoped
13 XVIII|   often extremely dangerous to struggle on against all the world,
14 XIX  |       to earn a living? He may struggle along for a while; but he