Chapter

 1 6  |      smirch be seen,~if laughter shown thy teeth their lips between.~
 2 7  |   indignation than has ever been shown in condemning the administration
 3 13 | attention that you have hitherto shown. ~For next I have to deal
 4 16 |        and objects reflected are shown in almost precisely their
 5 23 |     assisted my friends and have shown substantial gratitude to
 6 28 |       raving madness that he has shown in the conduct of this accusation. ~
 7 30 |         ignorance which you have shown by accepting the possession
 8 35 |        their very close you have shown a patience that is excessive
 9 44 |         that has frequently been shown to doctors. Do his fellow
10 73 |                      73] ~He had shown the greatest eagerness in
11 74 |       less obstinacy than he had shown zeal in forwarding it. He
12 74 |          the energy which he has shown in engineering this accusation
13 77 |    father-in-law. His mother had shown a firmness of purpose not
14 82 |          dissolved in tears, has shown them through al l the market-place,
15 82 |         was too disgusting to be shown; it was sufficient that
16 90 |       other, even if it has been shown that there was some real
17 102|     marriage with myself she had shown them no special generosity?