Chapter

 1     I|            me up again, when I can die as I am, like an honest
 2     I|       honest gentleman."[Pg 25]~ ~"Die by all means," said the
 3    II|           had the indecency not to die."~ ~"Then it is a scandal,"
 4    II| speculations in the world. You may die before the kinsman you hope
 5    II|      enough."~ ~"Naturally, lest I die before my uncle."~ ~"It
 6   III|          tired. We will run, if we die for it. Eh, Ráró?"~ ~The
 7    IV|           but it is not so easy to die!"~ ~"It would be better
 8    IV|          the poor thing if she did die; she would not suffer so
 9    IV|           hand but once, she would die of joy."~ ~At these words
10    IV|        fellows, who would make one die of laughter with their jokes,
11    VI|           street if she had had to die for it. Boltay took the
12  VIII|           you that he wishes me to die, and I will not consent,
13    IX|            will not see me, I must die of hunger in the street;
14    IX|           fear that he may one day die suddenly, for his blood
15    IX|         money, was really going to die or not?~ ~Mr. Kecskerey
16  XIII|           than ever for wishing to die at that moment. This youth,
17 XVIII|            me. Perhaps she'll even die - who knows? - And what'
18   XIX|            Your honour's wife will die."~ ~After hearing this Kárpáthy
19   XXI|           she left it. She did not die in this room - don't be
20   XXI|        twain will live longest, or die first?"~ ~The Squire beckoned