Part,  Chapter

1     I,     VII|          of course, ranged into parties, one of which drank deep,
2     I,     VII|         themselves, furnish all parties with the wished-for fluid,
3     I,     VII|       to the persuasions of all parties with equal earnestness,
4     I,      XI|         do it."~ ~"I can't. The parties must be informed at what
5     I,      XI|  divisions there were none; all parties agreed harmoniously, and
6     I,     XII| question."~ ~"Yes. If the other parties come off victorious, the
7     I,     XII|        be hated by the opposite parties, hated and feared, and that
8    II,     VII|         acted by almost all the parties. There were two bridesmaids