Part,  Chapter

1     I,       V| little boudoir in front.~ ~To prevent the luscious odour of the
2     I,    VIII|     better, and you could not prevent my dying about this time
3     I,      IX|  professional attendance will prevent all evil results, so that
4     I,       X|  mischief I should be able to prevent. "But," he closed, "if you
5    II,     VII|   blanket well on the feet to prevent evil dreams. Then I let
6    II,     XII|     up the wounded, unless we prevent this by picking them up
7    II,     XII|       But it is impossible to prevent an exploding shell from
8    II,    XIII|       intention, was there to prevent its execution. A young lieutenant
9    II,    XVII|   child!" And before he could prevent the action she had bent