Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|    charms, and love it only from remembrance of what they have heard
2     IV,  I   |         Still, many retained the remembrance of the injuries they had
3     IV,  IV  |          people. He recalled the remembrance of the injuries done to
4     IV,  VII |         anyone to serve her, the remembrance of him would be revived
5      V,  II  |          measures necessary, the remembrance of his recent losses, and
6      V,  IV  |          should never cancel the remembrance of such goodness, either
7     VI,  II  |     courage and talents; and the remembrance of his own and his father’
8     VI,  II  | preserves her story in perpetual remembrance.~This circumstance served