Book,  chapter

1    1,   10|      enthusiasm so touched his auditors that, involuntarily, they
2    2,    6| impression on the minds of his auditors. Robert and Mary could not
3    2,    9|        we will,” exclaimed his auditors, their curiosity aroused
4    2,   10|      drew the attention of his auditors to the fact that the real
5    2,   12|       smile in light, scoffing auditors, but they were understood
6    2,   14|        caused great joy to his auditors. They completely corroborated
7    3,   18|         singularly touched his auditors, especially when the quartermaster