Chapter

 1     I|  around him like a dog.~ ~At length Master Jock, in a solemn,
 2     I|    stretched himself at full length across three chairs, and
 3   III|      was a thousand paces in length.~ ~Master Jock was just
 4   III|    of the course they were a length ahead of the foremost racers,
 5   III|      youth beneath him!~ ~At length Martin succeeded in extricating
 6   III| stretched itself out at full length on the sward, and ceased
 7   III|   and left him lying at full length on the floor, they carried
 8     V|      or a coursing-match. At length a well-known dandy, Fennimore
 9     V|     soul of my Maria will at length be able to rest in peace."~ ~
10    IX|     sobs, and embraces.~ ~At length the united efforts of the
11   XII|  arms, and held her at arm's length, at the same time wrinkling
12   XVI|      with their swords.~ ~At length the carriage of the Főispán