Chapter

 1     I|       Break-'em-tear-'em" csárda, fresh guests were approaching
 2    II|           and these, too, must be fresh from the mint, and well
 3   III|         majority. Many proposed a fresh race.~ ~"I am ready for
 4   III|        when the spicy flowers put fresh vigour and warmer blood
 5   III|        his feet again, than, in a fresh access of rage, he rushed
 6   III|        Every bumper of wine was a fresh occasion of shame, and the
 7     V|           its applause. And every fresh attempt has proved a fresh
 8     V|        fresh attempt has proved a fresh illusion."~ ~And here he
 9    VI|           my good, honest fellow. Fresh from your workshop, eh?
10   VII|          interesting reading. Any fresh discoveries?"~ ~The gentleman
11   VII|           are paid. Are there any fresh claims upon us?"~ ~"Yes.
12   VII|          On reaching the castle a fresh amusement awaited Master
13   VII|       before, that you may have a fresh relay at the Rukadi Csárda
14  VIII|          Nevertheless, there were fresh rumours and alarms every
15    IX|          virginal figure revealed fresh charms. Ah! in the eyes
16    IX|         was coming next, and what fresh attack was going to be made
17    IX|          Griffard, the banker."~ ~Fresh bowings and scrapings and
18     X|     prevent herself from shedding fresh tears, tears of joy.~ ~"
19     X|         is not very likely to add fresh glory to the Kárpáthy family
20  XIII| craftiness; he only rushed into a fresh foe, and tried vainly to
21  XIII|      Matyi to show the spectators fresh specimens of his skill.
22    XV|        that Madame Kárpáthy has a fresh lover every day. At one
23    XX|      easily track him through the fresh snow if we look sharp, and