Part,  Chapter

1     I,     XII|       set to your lips, you are bound to drain it."~ ~"But I can'
2     I,    XIII| gardener, whom I resembled, was bound to understand her French
3     I,    XIII|     which in all probability is bound in morocco leather with
4    II,     VII|       my adversaries; now I was bound to show her that I could
5    II,     VII|      vows, whereupon the priest bound their hands together and
6    II,       X|         after her, and with one bound bury this two-edged knife