Chapter

 1     I|  dolmans.~ ~And now the waggon comes in sight. Four good boorish
 2     I|     can't endure anything that comes from abroad. He does not
 3    II| position of every stranger who comes to Paris, wherever he may
 4    II|        What do I care? Whoever comes after me will have to shut
 5    IV|      objections, if the matter comes before the courts, so help
 6     V|        her know that the money comes from a young man, or she
 7    VI|      challenger; the challenge comes from you."~ ~This was unanswerable.~ ~
 8   VII|      grief.~ ~"So that is what comes of your scientific gentlemen
 9  VIII|      but I'll smash whomsoever comes in my way - I'll smash '
10     X|     needs as well, and thus it comes about that she frequently
11    XI|        estimable man!"~ ~"Here comes another high and mighty
12    XI|      his dying day. If any one comes to see you when he is with
13    XI|        gentleman.'"~ ~"And now comes Count Sárosdy, the főispán.
14    XI|        means!"~ ~"First of all comes the wife of the aristocratic
15    XI|        her nerves.~ ~"Ah! next comes the Countess Kereszty. She
16   XII|    make his wife happy till he comes, he has notified the day
17   XXI|  birthday, John Baptist's Day, comes round, he shall receive
18  Note|      it to fail.["]~ ~"And now comes Count Sarosdy [Sárosdy],