Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|     I took pity on her, and offered to go out into the corridor
 2     I,      IV|     at my astonishment, but offered no explanation. But now
 3     I,     VII|  into their faces when they offered him this enormous sum of
 4     I,      XI|    opportunity to do so was offered?~ ~"Just you let him alone,"
 5     I,      XI|     the Austrian metropolis offered.~ ~On the last day, Siegfried
 6    II,       I|     what do you say to this offered reward? Answer ex tripode!"
 7    II,      IX| salver. Of course, this was offered as a bribe for my secrecy
 8    II,      IX|  more substantial than that offered by the fair bride herself;
 9    II,      XI|     I said to her - "I have offered my services as an army physician
10    II,      XI|   increase of temper, never offered the least resistance to
11    II,    XVII|    it upon my entrance. She offered me a seat, but I set the
12    II,    XVII|  accepts the money which is offered in return for his name and