Part,  Chapter

1     I,       I|       homage to the illustrious youth and his lady attendant,"
2     I,    VIII| difficult thing for a Hungarian youth, all offices and positions
3     I,      IX|     these rooms is poisonous to youth, and mirth, and love!"~ ~"
4     I,      XI|     down, protected a Hungarian youth from serving in the hated
5    II,       I|       had all the elasticity of youth and all the majesty of a
6    II,      II|    crimes. I had seen a gallant youth, whose noble, manly features
7    II,    XVII|        and what forbidden. Your youth, beauty, and wealth will