Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I| expenses."~ ~"That's liberal, certainly, and I have no doubt the
 2     I,     III|      officer.~ ~"Well, that's certainly a miracle!" I exclaimed, "
 3     I,     III|   talk to the boy, it will be certainly the best thing for him to
 4     I,      IV|       in my country, he would certainly have brought some token
 5     I,      IV|    country or the people, and certainly used no flattery on the
 6     I,      IV|    sent out this morning."~ ~"Certainly," I answered; "pray do as
 7    II,     III|       an easy-going, although certainly very respectful and distant
 8    II,      VI|   against all persuasion?"~ ~"Certainly. I'll give you any oath
 9    II,     VII|      have really done it?"~ ~"Certainly. I have also paid the election
10    II,    VIII|   water; I want to shave."~ ~"Certainly, sir. The chambermaid will
11    II,      IX|      sense - and to Cenni.~ ~"Certainly," I said; "I am only too
12    II,     XIV|  letter?"~ ~"I looked into it certainly; but I have not read it.
13    II,     XVI|       not that extraordinary? Certainly, but so are the events which
14    II,     XVI|     exclaimed, astonished.~ ~"Certainly, and what a rise! If the
15    II,    XVII|     of losing it."~ ~"You are certainly wise!" he said, admiringly.