Chapter

 1    II|   Hungarian magnates are well aware that it is especially necessary
 2    II|       that although I am well aware of your delicate circumstances,
 3   III|   little brother, are you not aware that to-day is red Whitsun
 4     V|      kept upon her. I am well aware that sundry rich young men
 5    VI|     with beating hearts, well aware what a storm of passion
 6    IX|       other. "The man was not aware that they were laughing
 7     X|       that she was quite well aware where she ought and meant
 8   XVI| encircling arms. "Are you not aware that I am very angry with
 9   XXI|   will be happy.~ ~"I am well aware," pursued Kárpáthy, "that
10  XXII|   room with him, had not been aware of it: only when, struck