Part,  Chapter

1    I,  II|      Republic, which did not prevent him from being, above all
2    I,  II|     I beg of you, Guilleroy, prevent your wife from committing
3    I,  IV| right? Why should he wish to prevent this precious marriage,
4   II,  I |   with nothing in himself to prevent him from seeing the end;~
5   II,  II|   filling with tears, but to prevent them from overflowing and
6   II,  II|      said he; “that will not prevent you from looking at it.”~
7   II,  IV|    counterpart. He could not prevent himself from bestowing on
8   II,  V |    help it. He could neither prevent, nor modify, nor delay this
9   II,  VI|        The painter added, to prevent Musadieu from taking up