Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      II|  knuckles of my right hand a hard blow. The child had fainted
 2     I,      VI|      to speak and tried very hard. A snake was coiled around
 3     I,    VIII|    when I was not the shrewd hard fellow that I am, but a
 4     I,      IX|   Had he not stipulated such hard conditions, my brother would
 5     I,       X|     resuscitated. This was a hard task, and at first it was
 6     I,      XI|      my ears and gave them a hard pull. "Oh! you, you, you
 7     I,      XI|   but, as it would be rather hard upon you to live like a
 8     I,      XI|      in order. For I find it hard, even now, to keep them
 9    II,     VII|   Siegfried's fist came down hard on the table. "Sacré de
10    II,     VII|     your inner system. It is hard to make you open your eyes
11    II,      XI|     me it seemed as if seven hard winters and seven fierce
12    II,      XI| woman in Paris, she will try hard to discover what I have