Chapter

 1 I  |          not bite at all. I have taken nothing since noon. Only
 2 I  |         for the law and had just taken his diploma as a licentiate,
 3 I  |         the time when Pierre had taken his in medicine. So they
 4 I  |     expeditions, nor had he ever taken his wife; for he liked to
 5 I  |          us when your mother was taken ill. Of course we knew at
 6 II |         his stroll before he had taken it.~He said to himself: “
 7 II |        this distance it might be taken for a planet, the airy lighthouse
 8 III|    entrance had interrupted, was taken up again at the point where
 9 III|      pocket-money, he would have taken a carriage for a long drive
10 IV | delightful apartment I have just taken for your brother. It is
11 IV |         fond of him, always have taken an interest in him, since
12 IV |         Oh, if he could but have taken her in his arms at that
13 V  |   sleeping household. Pierre had taken to walking to and fro between
14 VI |         the coast where most are taken.”~“First-rate! Suppose we
15 VII|         the widow.’ But you have taken a strange way of announcing
16 VII|        word to Roland that I was taken ill.”~“That is out of the
17 IX |    effort—of the mortal struggle taken up afresh and in vain each