Chapter

 1     I|           of toppling over, but a couple of men kept close to it
 2     I|         saddle hung a fokos and a couple of pistols. Their gunyás
 3     I|       would possibly cost about a couple of thousand of florins or
 4     I|      dance in front of him with a couple of the heydukes.~ ~At this
 5   III|       spiral hat was adorned by a couple of large peonies in full
 6   III|           by their horns were the couple of yoke oxen that were going
 7   III|        tricked-out oxen, led by a couple of bare-armed butcher's
 8   III|       both sides of him trotted a couple of burghers with drawn swords,
 9   III|           tub of water, chewing a couple of bitter almonds. All this
10    IV| bridegroom would advance "papa" a couple of thousand florins or so
11    IV|    kitchen requisites for another couple of days, she had a pleasant
12    IV|          a cat!~ ~Naturally, in a couple of days, Matilda was as
13    IV|           therefore tell you in a couple of words why I have come.
14     V|     applaud Fanny's singing.~ ~"A couple of years will make a thorough
15    VI|         the comic announcement. A couple of wits belonging to the
16  VIII|           when he had departed, a couple of tears trickled from the
17    IX|        embroidered, on which is a couple of billing doves in the
18    IX|         It took Mrs. Meyer a good couple of hours to tell them all
19    IX|         at a gallop, taking but a couple of hours to accomplish the
20    IX|          lady had departed only a couple of hours ago in a hired
21     X|         whole face of the earth a couple so exactly suited to each
22 XVIII|        Abellino's mind, had not a couple of quicker-witted gentlemen,