Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      IV|     must,' for indeed I cannot allow you to depart. To the great
 2     I,      VI|       to my wife, and you must allow me to ask her leave;" and,
 3     I,     VII|      bring him to the tent and allow him to vote." This touching
 4     I,       X|       my ancestors, and not to allow such an anti-patriotic and
 5    II,     III|      had finished, I said -~ ~"Allow me to contradict, and, at
 6    II,      IV|    darkened room, and will not allow anybody to stay with her
 7    II,      VI| resignation is final."~ ~"Then allow me to congratulate you,
 8    II,     VII|     both had our joke, and now allow me to beg you for my piece
 9    II,      IX|  deeper still. "Dear countess, allow me to say that the misconstruction
10    II,     XVI|       guillotine."~ ~"Will you allow me to judge of my own affairs?"