Chapter

 1     I|        oh, oh!"~ ~"Don't be a fool, man! You'll take no harm
 2     I|         he cried. "I am not a fool that you should hoist me
 3   III|       the better horse, and a fool may win if his horse be
 4    IV|      that you are a stupid, a fool, a blockhead! All the world
 5    IV|       villain. You thought me fool enough to believe that you
 6    VI| rushing up. "You are a damned fool, for you shot me instead
 7   VII|   Peter Varga, who was such a fool that he not only did not
 8   VII|      it!"~ ~"You speak like a fool," growled Master Jock.~ ~"
 9   VII|    carriage by force."~ ~"The fool! And who else is there?"~ ~"
10   VII|           But you're as big a fool as he, Palko. Any more?"~ ~"
11   VII|      Come, come, don't make a fool of yourself, Palko," said
12  VIII|    think of but how to make a fool of him; while he, with his
13  VIII|  whose name is Béla, but who, fool as he is, has re-christened
14  VIII|    the title of 'the good old fool.' I would employ the remainder
15  VIII|    days in excising the word 'fool' from that title."~ ~Master
16    IX|  nonsense; he wants to make a fool of you!"~ ~Here Mrs. Meyer
17    IX|        Nobody would be such a fool as to lightly chuck it away.
18    IX|  sisters. She will not make a fool of her old mother. She is,
19    IX| Diable! if they should make a fool of him, after all!~ ~There,
20     X|      with the reputation of a fool, who, to spite his nephew,
21     X|      Pg 254] airs, you little fool! Don't fancy people praise
22     X|      himself" - (i.e. the old fool is afraid to show her, and