Chapter

 1     I|              end of my property. But send money abroad I will not;
 2    II|       morning, after twelve, you can send your notary to me with all
 3    IV|          presence, and threatened to send packing after the minx whoever
 4    IV|                  Then, why don't you send for the doctor?"~ ~"Her
 5     V|    benefactor; and, indeed, she does send it, even if it be from Heaven.
 6    VI|          nobleman, as they wanted to send back to him the whole of
 7   VII|            get it because it did not send in a petition on my birthday
 8   VII|             and I, at the same time, send you, my younger brother,
 9   VII|        laughed heartily.~ ~"Then why send for your father?" said they.~ ~
10   VII|           present with him, and will send it on this very evening.
11   VII|              carriage ready for him! Send four horses on before, that
12   VII|            Nay, you stay behind, and send a man of a less proud stomach
13   VII|          proud stomach than you are! Send the fiscal! Tell Mr. Béla
14   VII|            They had then proposed to send for a doctor, but he had
15  VIII|       approaching, and I am going to send him, as a present, a beggar'
16  VIII|             be a rejection, you will send back this ring by him; if,
17  VIII|            ring with me, and I am to send it back in case you reject
18  VIII|          that if old Kárpáthy should send for the ring, it was not
19    IX|             come to our house again. Send word to Mr. John Kárpáthy,
20    IX|            which admits of no delay. Send immediately.~ ~"Your affectionate
21    IX|             Pg 226]~ ~So they had to send at once to John Kárpáthy.
22    XI|             At such times they would send away their ladies' maids,
23   XVI|            you want to go and sleep, send in my maid again!"~ ~At
24 XVIII| congratulations come in. All at home send you their best greetings,
25   XXI|             Kárpáthy bade the priest send in the sexton.[Pg 354]~ ~