Chapter

 1    II|           top of the other. In one place he would behold masterly
 2    II|           amongst them. In another place he would observe an Egyptian
 3    II|          out of your property, and place you in such an awkward position
 4   III|       humour, returned to take his place again in the ranks of the
 5   III|         drovers, or gulyás, in the place can cope with him single-handed.
 6   III|        idea of; make you take your place in genteel society here;
 7    IV|            quickly found himself a place as assistant in a merchant'
 8    IV|        trying to get a governess's place, Matilda preferred to go
 9    IV|       pater-familias. In the first place, she said, the material
10    IV|     watered taffety. In the second place, Matilda did not buy them
11    IV|         him, so as not to lose his place; then he exclaimed, in an
12    IV|     affairs, and whose house was a place where young men were corrupted.~ ~
13     V|           it? Any one else, in her place, would have done the same
14     V|          the change that had taken place in Fanny's disposition.
15     V|            of them fitted into the place that she held vacant in
16     V|          of his master in a public place, even if only at a distance
17    VI|           be insulted all over the place till he is forced to leave
18    VI|          let you know the time and place of the meeting at once,"
19    VI|       acted quite rightly. In your place any one of us would have[
20    VI| acquaintance sake, we are ready to place our service as gentlemen
21    VI|           remained standing in his place for some seconds, holding
22    VI|          suddenly started from his place and walked with firm, unfaltering
23    VI|    Alexander standing erect in his place; but Abellino had turned
24   VII|         female being fled from the place, and on the last day thereof
25   VII|          village priest took their place, and was closeted long and
26   VII|      rendered. Anybody else in his place would long since have become
27   VII|          backwards and kept in its place by a circular comb; his
28   VII|          Every one sat down in his place while Master Jock made his
29   VII|          the guests that the empty place had been left for his nephew
30  VIII|           with him in every public place. Very often they encountered
31  VIII|           would provide her with a place of refuge so secure, that
32  VIII|         would not venture in. That place of refuge is my house!"~ ~"
33    IX|     factory, there rushed into the place a shabbily, not to say raggedly,
34    IX|           of wine from a cupboard, place them before her on the table,
35    IX|       personage. And all this took place with as much solemnity as
36    IX|          had just then reached the place where he was standing, with
37    IX|    recognize that this was not the place for adjusting affairs of
38     X|      touching scene that had taken place between the two ladies,
39   XII|             he had sat in the same place where he was sitting now,
40   XII|           and again she kissed the place where her husband's name
41  XIII|         quit, in order to take her place in the great world - that
42  XIII|         think, would be the nicest place. That is far enough away
43  XIII|          really is a very pleasant place."~ ~"And I have something
44    XV|             You can meet him at my place this very evening. He is
45  XVII|          as if to make sure of the place where it had fallen.~ ~"
46  XVII|           time would he occupy her place, and with that she fled
47  XVII|        again? When I avoided every place where I might chance to
48 XVIII|           he did not move from his place, but sat there with his
49 XVIII|          shot and swordsman in the place, and cool-headed and lucky
50    XX|           should have come to that place at that hour.~ ~"Count Szentirmay,"
51   XXI|           friend, that's not a fit place to enter. Surely you have
52   XXI|           everything is in its old place - there the lamp by which
53   XXI|           wall will be here in the place of the door, and iron shutters
54   XXI|        such a man as that. I would place him in the hands of those
55   XXI|            in his defence. I would place him in the hands of a man