Chapter

1     I|        an instant the mouse had disappeared.~ ~The gipsy could not speak,
2    VI|       her aunt had unexpectedly disappeared one night without telling
3  VIII|    clothes; the fiery flush had disappeared from his face, the drunken
4    IX|       so far gone. Suddenly you disappeared from the town. Then he gave
5    IX| suddenly, all signs of hilarity disappeared, everybody tried to put
6     X|         had the old wet blanket disappeared than the two young women,
7  XIII|          the next moment he had disappeared from it.~ ~But they had
8    XX|   Shortly afterwards the sledge disappeared in the darkness of the night