Part,  Chapter

 1     I,    VIII|           profession?"~ ~"You are mistaken: he will not leave us a
 2     I,    VIII|          don't think you are much mistaken; but sit down here in the
 3     I,    VIII|       disorder."~ ~"There you are mistaken, my boy. My heart, lungs,
 4     I,      IX|        inside as out; but you are mistaken. This residence of the so-called
 5    II,       I|       garden. If I am not greatly mistaken, your ladyship and the two
 6    II,      II|   insanity, others in which it is mistaken for such; but still the
 7    II,      IV|           from his appearance, is mistaken for his own subject."~ ~"
 8    II,      IV|          my hands, "there you are mistaken, and - and I am sure you
 9    II,    VIII|     skilled in using knives. Am I mistaken in supposing that you have
10    II,      IX|       story is at an end, you are mistaken; it has hardly begun. It
11    II,      XV|           mob shouting. But I was mistaken. The valet, whom I had sent
12    II,      XV|  intonation and gesture, "you are mistaken in this house and in us.
13    II,    XVII| chivalrous Hungarian: if I am not mistaken, his name was Varjassy.
14 Note2         |         deleted from "you are are mistaken in this house".~ ~In Part