Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|         by Amalthea? If we could show him that we had caught and
 2     I,      IV|      consider us; but he did not show any particular sympathy
 3     I,       V|      pride! She was so afraid to show her bare ears to a man!
 4     I,       V|          said again, presently; "show me more dreadful sights,
 5     I,      VI|         management, either. I'll show you by what road I have
 6     I,     VII|      cultivated of all the races show their agreement in matters
 7     I,     VII|         but we were compelled to show a majority, even if it consisted
 8     I,    VIII|         and a spendthrift. I can show you a heap of signatures
 9     I,      IX|        throw the doors open, and show them the splendour of the
10     I,      IX|   legacy-taxes. But come, let me show you everything, and give
11     I,      IX|      ready money. Come, and I'll show you what you have never
12     I,      IX|         inventions? Come, let me show you how to unlock it, for
13     I,       X|     allowed to lift its head and show its colours. Germans and
14     I,      XI|          a woman."~ ~"Well, I'll show you three of the latter
15     I,     XII|         of election you will not show yourself, and only put in
16     I,     XII|          to hold up his head and show his face. I was nearly mad
17     I,    XIII|        bear-hunting with her and show his valour. My woods are
18     I,    XIII|         should make!~ ~I did not show much further resistance,
19    II,     III|     commence, what symptoms they show, and all the particulars
20    II,       V|         inserted?"~ ~"No. I will show you the whole process again.
21    II,       V|        in the deception?"~ ~"You show too much agitation. Show
22    II,       V|         show too much agitation. Show me how to cut out the germ
23    II,       V|       and bewildered. But, pray, show me how to insert the germ
24    II,     VII|          game to the end, and to show to those five companions
25    II,     VII|  adversaries; now I was bound to show her that I could make proper
26    II,    VIII|       beard. But I myself always show an honest impartiality to
27    II,    VIII|        said, mockingly; "you can show your Byron face; 'I come,
28    II,      IX|      wait for your decision."~ ~"Show the Devil your finger, and
29    II,      IX|          any time."~ ~"Time will show."~ ~There was a long pause,
30    II,     XIV|      disappeared." But I did not show any impatience to get at
31    II,     XVI|       had to leave the carriage, show their passports, answer
32    II,     XVI| Frenchman, politely begged me to show him the telegrams. "Oh,"
33    II,     XVI|        tyrants. It was enough to show some exotic trait of dress