Chapter

 1     I|     you know what it means to bear the name Kárpáthy? That
 2    II|    heir?"~ ~"None but me will bear the name of Kárpáthy after
 3   III|       this in common with the bear race, that he never hurt
 4    VI| capable of frightening even a bear back into its den.~ ~These
 5    VI| surprised that anybody should bear in mind such minutiæ of
 6  VIII|   will begin by saying that I bear a name which will not be
 7    IX|      his money, and he had to bear, besides, the stinging sarcasms
 8     X|    beg pardon - the respect I bear towards your ladyship - - ~"
 9    XI|     their condescension might bear a little paring down. Rigorously
10    XI|        It is they who have to bear in mind everything necessary
11  XIII|      than a human heart could bear! The foolish old man went
12   XIX|       Christian, and learn to bear the hand of God."~ ~"Don'
13   XXI|     beckoned to the priest to bear with him - he himself knew