Part,  Chapter

1     I,      IV|      nobody will be able to stare at you or interrogate you,
2     I,      IX| rooms and halls, they would stare in amazement. Every one
3     I,      IX|    counts, and princes will stare at them with open mouth,
4     I,      XI|    but the little innocents stare at me, and laugh without
5     I,     XII|    of Commons. You need not stare at me, for I am not joking.
6    II,      II|     me, I saw my companions stare at each other and then at