Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|        turns, I sleep on; but the moment it is stopped, I start up
 2     I,       I|       pulled the curtain down the moment I left, possibly to take
 3     I,      II|          to come forth.~ ~At that moment I felt a tremendous shock,
 4     I,      II|          less bruised, but at the moment of escape from the clutch
 5     I,      II|         everything in darkness. A moment after, the red fiery tongues
 6     I,     III|           nabob's. I can't at the moment recall his name, although
 7     I,      IV|           catastrophe"; and for a moment I felt the slight pressure
 8     I,       V|           and surprise; and for a moment I stood transfixed at the
 9     I,       V|          bonnet, just at the last moment for escaping, she broke
10     I,       V|           broad black face in the moment of death, as I had seen
11     I,       V|          my heart, and once for a moment, when I was not observed
12     I,       V|          It must have been at the moment of the catastrophe, for
13     I,      VI|     however sleepy I had been the moment before, these few words
14     I,     VII|         and only just at the last moment, when the bidding is highest;
15     I,       X|          of whom I had up to this moment seen nothing but his bald
16     I,       X|          a bull, but an ox; and a moment's excitement had made me
17     I,      XI|      phrase, never stopping for a moment to consider or even to explain.
18     I,      XI|       dull and tedious up to this moment? You have not shown us a
19    II,       I|       handed it to her, and for a moment she buried her little nose
20    II,       I|         have never met until this moment?" Her voice was a rich,
21    II,      II|         but without a word. For a moment a chilly presentiment crept
22    II,      II|        keen as a steel blade. The moment that unlucky assertion had
23    II,     III|          ailment to me up to this moment. I have never heard of it
24    II,      IV|        that he did not even for a moment think of revenge upon the
25    II,      IV|        your own worth!"~ ~At that moment the jasmine-bush was parted,
26    II,       V|         en plein air.'"~ ~At that moment one of the lawn-tennis players
27    II,      VI| invitation and go with Tsang, the moment he entered the house his
28    II,     VII|           these bills."~ ~At that moment Countess Diodora's footman
29    II,     VII|         château I hesitated for a moment. I had grown suspicious,
30    II,     VII|         was in my ears, and for a moment the whole universe seemed
31    II,     VII|        warning to me, and in that moment of overwhelming bliss I
32    II,      IX|          s gracious words at this moment inspire me with boldness;
33    II,      IX|          desires such as you this moment expressed."~ ~I bent my
34    II,       X|           study she left me for a moment, returning instantly with
35    II,       X|    disappeared through it. At the moment when her back was turned
36    II,       X|          Had I killed her at that moment I should have washed off
37    II,      XI|          the money I could at any moment raise on my property, I
38    II,      XI|           a revelation that for a moment made me hold my breath.
39    II,      XI|          in the air, and was each moment expected to break upon the
40    II,     XII|        firing did not cease for a moment. The roar of the artillery,
41    II,    XIII|      compelled to retreat for the moment; but the fight had been
42    II,      XV|        Belgian frontier without a moment's delay."~ ~"No, thank you,"
43    II,     XVI|           gone from her eyes in a moment. She sprang from the bed
44    II,     XVI|          benefit."~ ~At the first moment I felt inclined to share
45    II,    XVII|         so much my own as at this moment. You are tired of death-hunting?