Part,  Chapter

1     I,      VI|     rather drowsy. "You are tired," he said; "let me lead
2     I,      IX|     father, our mother grew tired of his mania and the sacrifices
3     I,      XI|   you know it. She is never tired of arguing, and you are
4    II,     III|  all with her advice, never tired, never slackening in spirit
5    II,    XIII| family quarrels? If you are tired of life, take a rope and
6    II,    XVII|   be to me any longer. I am tired of going death-hunting,
7    II,    XVII|     at this moment. You are tired of death-hunting? Very good;