Chapter

 1 I    |       streets became the haunt of numerous homeless vagabonds, and
 2 II   |        surface the dark stains of numerous footprints presented themselves.
 3 III  |           some in the rough, with numerous long planks and logs of
 4 VI   |           some very tiny but very numerous spots of extravasated blood
 5 XVI  |   compelled to proffer and accept numerous glasses of the favorite
 6 XIX  |          relatives, proteges, and numerous connections; and yet not
 7 XIX  | subordinates alike, the memory of numerous covert allusions to Casper
 8 XXI  |    dwelling there congregated its numerous denizens swarming like bees
 9 XXI  |        then before another of the numerous wine-shops and eating-houses
10 XXII |     received, for applicants were numerous. But he pleaded his cause
11 XXIII|     panting beneath the weight of numerous blankets, lay the two-faced