Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|         swarthy giant caught the two fair little hands in his
 2     I,      II|     bodies, were thrust forward. Two small gloved female hands,
 3     I,      II|         a window, and above them two strong, muscular, masculine
 4     I,      II|          the barricade wall. His two hands were stretched downward,
 5     I,     III|          returns I will give him two hundred francs."~ ~"Yes,"
 6     I,     III|     success was small. True, the two or three uppermost cars
 7     I,      IV|          hall. I had hardly gone two paces, when the child dropped
 8     I,      IV|      obliged to go alone, and we two men took the boy with us.~ ~
 9     I,      IV|             Not by many; we have two more boys and two beautiful
10     I,      IV|        we have two more boys and two beautiful little girls -
11     I,      IV|           informed me that these two were there only temporarily,
12     I,      IV|     valet, who handed his master two letters. "Will you give
13     I,      IV|     importance, being answers to two dinner invitations I sent
14     I,      IV|             I have invited these two gentlemen to meet you at
15     I,      IV|         make the acquaintance of two whole-souled and intelligent
16     I,       V|         this a little settee and two small gilded and embroidered
17     I,       V|        embroidered chairs; while two large sculptured frames,
18     I,       V|        already know, has invited two gentlemen to dine with us.
19     I,      VI|   punctual, but nevertheless the two gentlemen of whom Mr. Dumany
20     I,      VI|       francs, to be taken by the two Governments, the French
21     I,      VI|      have not slept for the last two nights," I replied; "but
22     I,      VI|       clock punch and fruits, at two in the morning coffee à
23     I,      VI|         heroes of this story, or two other persons able to endure
24     I,     VII|         I am speaking there were two factions. I, as the champion
25     I,     VII|  difficult to prove which of the two men named Tóth János had
26     I,     VII|       Tóth János had been buried two days before election-day
27     I,    VIII|        he never went out without two loaded double-barrelled
28     I,    VIII|         laugh, that sounded like two pieces of cracked iron rubbing
29     I,    VIII|      notary. I am neither of the two, and cannot be of the least
30     I,      IX|       select. With regard to his two sons, one had never shown
31     I,      IX|         a teaspoon, a ladle, and two or three pieces of tableware,
32     I,      IX| mentioning. Of horses there were two lean and decrepit-looking
33     I,       X|   careworn but honest face, with two big tears slowly rolling
34     I,      XI|  everything. The contents of the two large halls, ante-chamber,
35     I,      XI| something that is actually worth two hundred thousand florins
36     I,      XI|    seventeen florins, and on the two hundred thousand you will
37     I,      XI|         thousand florins apiece, two hundred bills of one hundred
38     I,      XI|        then you will want to buy two pair of horses; one for
39     I,      XI|              The county town was two hours' drive from Dumányfalva.
40     I,      XI|          celebrities, and one or two great lights of national
41     I,      XI|          of mine is here with my two cousins, half-grown young
42     I,      XI|          verily believe that the two little girls have caught
43     I,      XI|         of them, my aunt and the two girls; but your house must
44     I,      XI|          argumentative aunt, and two little nieces."~ ~"You won'
45     I,      XI|         You won't say that these two little countesses or their
46     I,     XII|        intelligent labourers for two or three weeks is repulsive
47     I,     XII|          a dinner may be had for two kreutzers, a supper for
48     I,     XII|      alone, and in the course of two or three days I had a hearty
49     I,    XIII|         would come over with the two little ones and fetch you,
50    II,       I|   high-road makes a circuit of a two hours' ride, but we took
51    II,       I|          iron gate a ranger with two loaded rifles was waiting
52    II,       I|         handed the rifles to the two servants, and then took
53    II,       I| magnificent château. Between the two buildings extended a clear,
54    II,       I|      swans swam on the lake, and two tiny little wherries lay
55    II,       I|        turned around, and beheld two beautiful young girls hurrying
56    II,       I|          chalice of each flower, two or more green cetonias were
57    II,       I|         there, expecting us. The two girls were in the grotto,
58    II,       I|  mistaken, your ladyship and the two young ladies, your cousins,
59    II,       I|           A laughing Pallas! The two girls ran but of the grotto
60    II,      II|  cigarette complacently, and the two girls listened innocently
61    II,     III|  whereupon he explained that the two younger countesses were
62    II,     III|       did not satisfy me. If the two young ladies were such forbidden
63    II,      IV|       promised them a story, the two young girls sat down on
64    II,      IV|          the Hungarian refugees. Two of the latter, the one a
65    II,      IV|        shall start for France in two hours.'~ ~"He gazed at her
66    II,      IV|      goddess left her husband of two hours' standing, humiliated,
67    II,      IV|   leaders that are to be."~ ~The two young girls laughed, and
68    II,      VI| remembered Chinese etiquette. If two Chinamen meet on the street,
69    II,      VI|    fortune. Do you know what the two Ms in the palm of your hands
70    II,     VII|       myself should have written two pleasant letters - one to
71    II,     VII|        or, as in my case, nearly two campaigns, such an invigorating
72    II,     VII|          the parties. There were two bridesmaids with somewhat
73    II,     VII|         at her side, between the two damsels (the table was round),
74    II,     VII|       and her eyes sparkled like two shining orbs. "You have
75    II,    VIII|       have heard of Janus having two different faces - one for
76    II,    VIII|        think I did not watch you two at that rose-bed? That I
77    II,      IX|        Anyicska and Masinka, the two bridesmaids of last evening,
78    II,      IX|     Opposite to the countess, on two embroidered stools, sat
79    II,      IX|      embroidered stools, sat the two girls, engaged in finishing
80    II,       X|        And she did finish it. On two hundred different securities
81    II,       X|       should then have destroyed two lives; with the guilty I
82    II,      XI|       expected to break upon the two leading nations of the Continent.
83    II,      XI|         We had been married only two weeks, but to me it seemed
84    II,      XI|         had sent me, amounted to two millions of francs. With
85    II,      XI|       will accept it, a wager of two hundred thousand francs
86    II,     XII|        the French lines, killing two French officers, one of
87    II,    XIII|            Well," I thought, "my two millions are nicely exploded
88    II,    XIII|         Prussian army scattered! Two hundred Krupp guns remaining
89    II,    XIII|        scheme had succeeded. The two millions were annihilated.
90    II,     XIV|         one - in the last day or two, and that has been opened."~ ~"
91    II,     XIV|         follows: -~ ~"SIR, - The two millions which you entrusted
92    II,      XV|         house. The residences of two bankers have been demolished
93    II,      XV|          have his skull split in two."~ ~Most of the gommeux
94    II,      XV|         came. The next minute or two furnished an explanation.
95    II,      XV|       received a letter a day or two ago."~ ~"I know it. The
96    II,     XVI|       DAME FORTUNE.~ ~It took us two whole days to reach Brussels.
97    II,     XVI|      same swords which they used two days before to drive off