Chapter

 1    IV|        the State feels bound to step in and take them out of
 2    VI|       brought herself to take a step which, at one time, the
 3    VI|       was quite finished was to step to a writing-table, search
 4  VIII|     life, and cannot so much as step into the street unless I
 5  VIII|      hand to Kárpáthy. A single step would raise her at once
 6  VIII| kinsfolk whom, if she took this step, she could make happy, whom
 7    IX|   reaching the coach they would step in, shut the door, and off
 8     X|     efforts to bow low at every step he took, drew him forward,
 9    XV|    spies about her, watch every step she takes, and put the affair
10 XVIII|         defiant, devil-may-care step, that haughty, insolent