Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|      the engine will thankfully accept his offer. You can tell
 2     I,      IV|         in Paris. Promise me to accept of my hospitality - nay,
 3     I,      IV| unwelcome notoriety. But if you accept my invitation, nobody will
 4     I,      VI|      only gratification I shall accept."~ ~"And let me tell you,
 5     I,      IX| splendid as it was, I could not accept his proposition, I could
 6     I,      IX|       should never marry, never accept any public office, in order
 7     I,      IX|         grateful for it, but to accept your offer would be moral
 8     I,       X|          and finally decline to accept your deceased uncle's legacy,
 9     I,      XI|         you, his nephew, should accept of the inheritance, the
10     I,     XII|        and you can't decline to accept such an honourable mission.
11     I,     XII|      beg you to come and kindly accept the mandate, which the chairman
12     I,     XII|          and afterward you will accept of the torchlight serenade,
13     I,     XII|       to my notion. No, I can't accept. I can't afford to loiter
14     I,     XII|      were as follows: -~ ~"Pray accept the nomination."~ ~That
15    II,       I|    always think twice before we accept the invitation.~ ~It was
16    II,     III|    countess, but she refused to accept it. "No," she said, "everybody
17    II,     III|        might care for would not accept me."~ ~"How do you know?
18    II,      VI|         Vienna, had no right to accept a nomination for Parliament
19    II,    VIII|        Thank you, I am ready to accept it, and shall do my best
20    II,      IX|     your hands. If you deign to accept my confession and grant
21    II,       X|         any longer. You did not accept of it from Diodora, so you
22    II,       X|        convinced," I said, "and accept it as correct."~ ~"That
23    II,      XI|     offers, to any one who will accept it, a wager of two hundred