Chapter

 1     I|     all three of whom made a nice little group together.~ ~
 2     I|       that a mouse is such a nice pretty little animal, that
 3     I|       displaying a number of nice blood-coloured banknotes.~ ~
 4     I|         Ah, c'est beau! Very nice, I mean. The worthy magyars
 5   III|   the great point. There's a nice lot of people here, you
 6    IV|    for art, and as she had a nice voice, and could sing a
 7    IV|   come to that can only look nice in new clothes. Such people,
 8    IV|       Where did you get that nice pipe?" and behind this expectation
 9    IV|     Malomligeti pond. What a nice pond! he thought. How many
10    VI|     gone, which was not very nice of them; but she suspected
11   VII| students of Debreczin learnt nice congratulatory odes, and
12   VII| shame to spoil such a lot of nice clean paper by scribbling
13   VII|     at a big hunt. Otherwise nice large sums would, as usual,
14   VII|  before.[Pg 177] It was very nice of him to show me such respect.
15  VIII| succession is eternal. And a nice little inheritance it is
16  VIII|   continued the master, "how nice it will be if you bring
17    IX|    you like. It will be very nice for us to all live together,
18    IX| sixty thousand florins was a nice little sum, and she meant
19    IX|   given in exchange for this nice sum of money? Why, nothing
20    IX|    in the yard below, it was nice to reflect that near her
21    IX|    gentleman gave the girl a nice little property, and then
22    IX|  takes a fancy to some other nice young man. Ah, ah, ah! Abellino
23    IX|     make a stir, but in some nice Oriental empire where he
24    XI|      that is certainly not a nice occupation, I call it ungentlemanly
25   XII|  Rudolf will arrive, and how nice it will then be for Flora!
26   XXI|     been driven into it with nice silver nails, only the date