Chapter

 1 2  |         but which it is hard to prove. ~Even that he had not the
 2 3  |       at a price and uttered to prove their shamelessness worthy
 3 20 |         as poor, you must first prove that I am avaricious. But
 4 24 |         assert that my writings prove it to lie right on the marches
 5 25 |   forward these empty slanders. Prove your indic tment, prove
 6 25 |         Prove your indic tment, prove that I am guilty of ghastly
 7 27 |          Do you really think to prove your charge of magic by
 8 28 |       their arguments, and will prove that they have nothing to
 9 28 |      whom, as I will proceed to prove, I ma rried for love and
10 32 |         purposes. But does that prove that whoever acquires fish
11 32 |          But I challenge you to prove unsupported that I bought
12 45 |         present. Do you want to prove that he had a fit in my
13 45 |        about it, and that I can prove that it was not so. Even
14 54 |     questions? If to accuse me, prove your charges yourself; if
15 54 |    necessity for the accuser to prove anything, but on the contrary
16 79 |       eloquence, have failed to prove me a magician. Could she
17 79 |        me a magician. Could she prove it with one word? A formal
18 79 |  private letter! Why do not you prove me a magician by my o wn
19 83 | dishonest villain attempting to prove a lie by means of another'
20 87 |         which they attempted to prove that I beguiled Pudentilla
21 89 |       Ulysses; let him at least prove t hat she is fifty. ~To
22 90 |  personal advantage, if you can prove that I have made the very
23 91 | uncivilized? Shall I proceed to prove to you that I have come
24 92 |          This, as I say, I will prove from the actual deed of
25 100|     will find it easier then to prove your mother's insanity.