Chapter

 1     I|       down on the camp bedstead prepared for him, his heydukes drew
 2    IV| enthusiasm for art. Nay, he was prepared, if necessary, to furnish
 3    IV|  consequences for you, for I am prepared to go to the Prince Primate
 4     V|         the mouse-trap they had prepared for him, and when at last
 5    VI|         he was not in the least prepared. On the other hand, he could
 6   VII|    gunpowder, so that when they prepared to fire salvoes in honour
 7  VIII|    first I saw your face, I was prepared for that answer. You certainly
 8    IX|      not easily doze off and is prepared to patiently listen to all
 9     X|         John's message; then he prepared to take his leave. But Fanny
10     X|      through the window, he was prepared to do so.~ ~"I am going
11  XIII|       against every danger, and prepared for her a peaceful and quiet
12   XVI|        Rudolf arose, bowed, and prepared to go in real earnest.~ ~
13  XVII|      such ideas in his head, he prepared, on the following day, for