Chapter

 1     I|        This was especially the case at such times when the floodgates
 2    II|        by others. But the last case is much the rarer.~ ~Fortunately
 3    II|  delicate, as is generally the case with men who have had much
 4    II|     other fellow, and spin the case out indefinitely. Now, here
 5    II|      grievous, but I know of a case which would free you from
 6    II|     offer I will accept in any case."~ ~"Ah! I hoped as much."~ ~"
 7    IV|      her younger brother's sad case, she immediately called
 8    IV|      out the real state of the case from the manager if you
 9    IV|         And one thing more, in case you reject my offer I shall
10    IV| beforehand with Aunt Teresa in case she put her threat into
11    IV|   himself with any complicated case he might take up as to absolutely
12    IV|        house of correction, in case the things that are done
13    VI|       the girl, for this was a case where female protection
14    VI|   attentive to Fanny. It was a case of hopeless love all round.
15    VI|  listened with all his ears in case he might hear any talk of
16    VI|  written out the challenge, in case the Philistine should deny
17    VI|        challenger, and in that case, I should not like to make
18    VI|      and will accept it in any case."~ ~The messenger respectfully
19    VI|       his own barrier, for, in case of ill luck,[Pg 151] he
20   VII|     was to recite at table, in case they might contain any frivolous
21  VIII|        I am to send it back in case you reject his offer."~ ~"
22    IX|       heaven! Was there ever a case like mine? My heart faints
23    IX|  question unanswered, in which case Mrs. Meyer would, perhaps,
24    IX|    florins will be ours in any case."~ ~"Ah, what a prudent
25     X|         from the nature of the case, she is obliged to do without
26   XII|       of the evening.~ ~In any case he deserves peculiar praise
27  XIII|      And indeed he was in evil case, cooped up on that level
28   XVI|   although I know that in that case it will be the innocent
29   XXI|      lawyer, and it must in no case be attached for debt, or