Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|      messages, and that, with the help of fire-eyed leviathans,
 2     I,      II|          might after the train to help the lady out. She was standing
 3     I,      II|         face, "for Heaven's sake, help me! I cannot bear with her
 4     I,      II|       down and kill herself. Pray help me to tie her hands, and
 5     I,       V|         is innocent; he could not help it. Oh, mea culpa! mea culpa!"~ ~
 6     I,     VII|      drummers. But how could they help it? The lists were scrutinised
 7     I,    VIII|         did without an artificial help to his vision. I remembered
 8     I,    VIII|         and then you must die! no help for it!' Since that time
 9     I,    VIII|          of the family. So I must help you out. I am going to make
10     I,      IX| deteriorated. But this money will help you to improve the soil
11     I,       X|           demand."~ ~There was no help. I had to go to get rid
12     I,      XI|           have got on without his help - at least, not so profitably -
13    II,       I|              Siegfried came to my help. "How could he? He did not
14    II,      II|        said -~ ~"Friend, brother, help! for this learned woman
15    II,     III|    distorted, you would apply for help in time, and not wait until
16    II,      IV|       money would come in well to help me carry out my plans. But
17    II,      IV|        not belong to me."~ ~"Then help me carry out my plan. Do
18    II,      IV|        run, for you must stay and help me out further. I have chosen
19    II,     VII|          when the servant came to help me, I took the bottle from
20    II,     VII|          title of dog, so you can help me."~ ~"Then pray sit up
21    II,       X|            No, anything but that! Help me, thou worser self, thou
22    II,       X|           Devil in my own breast, help me to find some revenge
23    II,    XVII|          to his words of love, so help me God! Siegfried was not