Chapter

 1     I|      just as well take a peep inside.~ ~Beneath the hood of the
 2     I|     drawn down over his eyes. Inside it one could make out nothing
 3     I|   arrived guests were already inside the courtyard. In the centre,
 4     I|     he drew it forth from the inside pocket of his frock-coat,
 5     I|       gentleman sitting alone inside it had hit upon the peculiar
 6     I| scarce distinguish its wearer inside it. He also had double and
 7     I|    has just gone out. What is inside it is mine, and has been
 8    II|       tomb, with real mummies inside, and outside eternally burning
 9   III|   that there was only a gipsy inside it, whereupon the laughter
10    IV| grievances outside as well as inside the house. He still possessed
11    VI|      opened and the documents inside forwarded to their respective
12   VII|   courtyard is covered.~ ~The inside of the carriage was chock-full
13     X|     not help drawing from the inside pocket[Pg 246] of his dolman
14  XIII|     time she would be sitting inside with her husband, and forcing