Chapter

 1     I|          don't know where I am to get any more from, but I don'
 2     I|       said, pleasantly, "It won't get here to-day." Then he sat
 3     I|        the lie of the land, could get along more easily than if
 4     I|           they might encounter to get out of the way. On the box
 5     I|        long he had been unable to get any rest, any pastime in
 6     I|         the top of his voice -~ ~"Get up there, you innkeeper
 7     I|      there, you innkeeper fellow! Get up, get up! You are required
 8     I|         innkeeper fellow! Get up, get up! You are required to
 9     I|        this inn, where people can get nothing to eat!"~ ~Mr. Gyárfás
10     I|         though he does not always get the chance, and therefore
11     I|        almost heroic expression, "get ready my conveyance. We'
12    II|          be for you; for you will get back as much again. What
13   III|           whom it was possible to get a peaceful answer.~ ~"Is
14   III|         all that the jurors could get in answer to their questions.
15   III|      pretty cock-sure that you'll get in before me again. I tell
16   III|          it. None, no none, could get anywhere near it; even Martin
17   III|         the crowd[Pg 73] tried to get behind the nearest fenced
18   III|           drop of wine managed to get into his windpipe, and immediately,
19   III|       infinite slyness, "just you get out of that chair and light
20   III|        Jock, who was beginning to get warm; "why, from this instant
21   III|          all.~ ~"Pray how did you get your diploma of gentility?"
22    IV|     prison. You know what I mean. Get something to do yourself,
23    IV|          but instead of trying to get a governess's place, Matilda
24    IV|         The girls were obliged to get out and do up their last
25    IV|        her to say, "Where did you get that nice pipe?" and behind
26    IV|         of the family had time to get Matilda out of his way,
27     V|        occurred to her to reply, "Get thee hence, Satan!"~ ~The
28    VI|         one should say he did not get back exactly what he had
29    VI|        carriage was just about to get out. Terrified, all trembling,
30   VII|           also impossible to ever get him to sit down by the side
31   VII| purchasers, so that we could only get eight thousand florins for
32   VII|       annual gift."~ ~"It did not get it because it did not send
33   VII|           by bawling in his ear: "Get up! Here are your boots!"~ ~
34   VII|         locomotive, he could only get along on level ground; but
35   VII|         Palko, quick!" he cried; "get the carriage ready for him!
36   VII|           Dean had been unable to get him to subscribe the codicil.~ ~
37  VIII|        thoughts, and he could not get it out of his mind that
38  VIII|        live a long time before we get to that," said he.~ ~"What?
39  VIII|        mean time I'll run off and get supper ready."[Pg 197]~ ~
40  VIII|       great effort at composure, "Get up, my girl! Overrule your
41  VIII|         dizzy abysses in order to get nearer to her!~ ~How blessed
42  VIII|          could never hope to even get near him?~ ~Never?~ ~Suddenly
43    IX|       spot, without asking her to get up or even tell him what
44    IX|           Boltay family, so as to get at her last daughter, and -
45    IX|      however, that he did want to get to the house through the
46    IX|      which she might now and then get a peep at her daughter.
47    IX|       commanding figure. I cannot get him out of my head. I asked
48    IX|        now, and handsome, and can get something on the strength
49    IX|           lose his sang-froid and get flurried. He did not keep
50     X|           order that he might not get up again, threw her arms
51     X|        him too much, or he should get confused again and forget
52     X|        friend, a defender who can get to the bottom of their hearts.
53     X|           and how weary you would get over it; but if there are
54  XIII|         after her; they could not get near her: only Rudolf was
55  XIII|         Fanny, of not letting her get up too soon and take cold,
56  XIII|           time I shall be able to get up. Don't be angry with
57    XV|      creatures to their work, and get them to lead the young woman
58   XVI|          Pest habitable. We shall get to the bottom of it presently."~ ~"
59  XVII|         pity; I shall know how to get over it somehow in time."~ ~
60 XVIII|         His first business was to get together a sufficient number
61  XXII|         to depart from thence and get into the light of day once