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  1       I|  disappeared from sight.~ ~"Do you know that gentleman?" asked the
  2       I|            lady resumed.~ ~"Yes, I know him well enough," was the
  3      II|          if you prefer. You little know what a tender spot you touched
  4      II|        Countess Blanka Zboroy. You know the family: their estates
  5      II|         left the convent. You must know the prince, at least by
  6     III|            here."~ ~"Ah, I did not know you were an artist."~ ~"
  7     III|         she, severely, "you should know what is expected of a gentleman
  8       V|     Pennsylvania. The Yankees, you know, are highly respected in
  9       V|   expression of his that you don't know whether to take as a sign
 10       V|    consternation in her tone.~ ~"I know it was a strange request,"
 11       V|         the cross. But she did not know this at the time, and therefore
 12      VI|     liberty and country. It has, I know, been your dream to witness
 13     VII|      troubled look, "does the Pope know I am a Calvinist?"[61]~ ~"
 14    VIII|            to find Manasseh."~ ~"I know," said the princess to herself.
 15    VIII|           Nothing, I assure you. I know your firmness of principle.
 16    VIII|           not to let your attorney know of his coming. For myself,
 17      IX|             forgive them, for they know not what they do.'"[86]~ ~"
 18      IX|         facts which only you could know, my first thought was that
 19      IX|              remarked Blanka.~ ~"I know it. I met him, and he spoke
 20      IX|            with favour."~ ~"Yes, I know that," said Manasseh.~ ~"
 21      IX|            Manasseh.~ ~"How do you know it, may I ask?"~ ~"Oh, I
 22      IX|       Manasseh, "and you may never know how deep a wound you have
 23       X|    meaningless? It sufficed her to know that there was such a paragraph;
 24       X|          to Hungary, where, as you know, I have an estate of my
 25       X|           admit that they are. You know the prince: he has more
 26       X|     difficult task or not, you who know the prince can judge."~ ~"
 27       X|        kind word from your lips. I know it is the height of boldness
 28       X|         been your informant, and I know who that person is. I shall
 29       X|          Church, aren't you?"~ ~"I know them as I do the Lord's
 30     XII|         our apartments. You didn't know[113] anything about it,
 31     XII|            our two apartments. You know the story of Dionysius's
 32     XII|            to see you."~ ~"Did you know I was waiting for you?"~ ~"
 33     XII|            a good thing for you to know, Rozina, because all your
 34     XII|            order; for flowers, you know, have a language of their
 35     XII|        returned Blanka, "because I know I should lose."~ ~The beautiful
 36    XIII|            her carriage.~ ~"Do you know where Signor Scalcagnato
 37    XIII|      needed," was his greeting. "I know all about it. I am Citizen
 38    XIII|          lips. "Pst! Not a word! I know all. It will be all right."~ ~
 39    XIII|       sometime."~ ~"But how do you know they will fit me?" asked
 40    XIII|           time. Now enough said. I know all. You can pay me back
 41     XIV|       shall hear all about it. You know when freedom is first born
 42     XIV|        into danger recklessly. You know that soon after the Wallachian
 43     XIV|       returned Manasseh.~ ~"Yes, I know them well. Ciprianu is a
 44     XIV|            into the air, to let us know he's awake and ready to
 45      XV|          start[163]ing up. "Do you know that you have killed my
 46      XV|            once in so often, and I know he is about it now. So we
 47      XV|       distance that we shall never know it. We will tell the young
 48      XV|          way of Torda Gap, did you know the perils we should have
 49      XV|        romancer sometimes. I don't know, though, what fables we
 50      XV|            and to let her learn to know and[178] worship the God
 51      XV|          and he may betray us. You know the way to Porlik Grotto;
 52     XVI|         the Szekler Stone, and you know well enough that the men
 53     XVI|            signal-fire, and do you know its meaning? It means that
 54     XVI|           are lying to me!"~ ~"You know me. You know I never lie.
 55     XVI|           me!"~ ~"You know me. You know I never lie. What I say
 56     XVI|           have they gone? I do not know; but it might befall you,
 57    XVII|           easily, I should like to know? Surely, the sixteen oxen
 58    XVII|         She laughingly demanded to know what they were so earnestly
 59   XVIII|        about him?" she asked.~ ~"I know him well," replied Blanka,
 60   XVIII|            sad and tender, "if you know aught ill of him, do not
 61   XVIII|         all Blanka could say.~ ~"I know he is dishonourable," admitted
 62   XVIII|          about her.~ ~"Yes, yes, I know," the poor girl interrupted; "
 63   XVIII|          his likeness because they know that I still love him; they
 64   XVIII|      another marriage for me. They know how deep is my love, and
 65   XVIII|            you; just wait till you know him as I do, to the very
 66   XVIII|         you ever really learned to know him?"~ ~"Indeed, I think
 67   XVIII|    complement. It was necessary to know the nature of the one in
 68     XIX|            is in mourning now, you know," was Cagliari's soothing
 69     XIX|      against his shoulder. "Do you know where your wife is now?"
 70     XIX|          sums by my investments. I know many a poor devil has been
 71     XIX|         nor ever will again; for I know how to apply the remedy,
 72      XX|           our families the best we know how. Believe me, brother,
 73      XX|          my soul's salvation, if I know my gun is loaded and primed."~ ~"
 74      XX|            he said it to me; but I know one thing, if I had been
 75      XX|           people, then tremble!' I know whom she meant now: with
 76      XX|          Diurbanu and his men, who know nothing about that peace
 77     XXI|        Manasseh.~ ~"And how do you know I haven't put it in such
 78     XXI|                 What, does my wife know how to handle a pistol?"~ ~"
 79    XXII|                 Well, then, if you know where this 'Priest's Tree'
 80    XXII|           the mountains. Don't you know that? You have just come
 81    XXII| thunderbolts at command."~ ~"But I know one storm-cloud," rejoined
 82    XXII|            for revenge."~ ~"Do you know her?"[264]~ ~"She is my
 83   XXIII|          tried it once before, you know," he reminded her, "and
 84   XXIII|          he reminded her, "and you know how well I succeeded then.
 85   XXIII|           be sipped and enjoyed. I know this Diurbanu well, and
 86   XXIII|          Diurbanu well, and you'll know him, too, before he's through
 87   XXIII|          me, and here I am. Do you know me now?"[276]~ ~"You are
 88   XXIII|           coldly.~ ~"And don't you know another name for me? Don'
 89   XXIII|            your soldiers, who, you know well enough, are tired of
 90   XXIII|            your soul, which I[279] know how to torture. For this
 91   XXIII|             Then to Manasseh: "You know it takes two to get up a
 92   XXIII|         this evening, and let them know that the Wallachian girl
 93   XXIII|   afterward he deserted her."~ ~"I know it. Her name is engraved
 94   XXIII|         big house at Toroczko. You know her name and know what to
 95   XXIII|    Toroczko. You know her name and know what to do to enable me
 96   XXIII|         fiddler replied. "How do I know you won't shoot me?"~ ~"
 97     XXV|      knowing smile. "Who will ever know the difference if a quarter
 98     XXV|          threads in his blouse, or know whether it was cut from
 99     XXV|           him."~ ~"I am curious to know what this apostle of peace
100     XXV|           ordered into battle. You know, he and his comrades are
101  XXVIII|      pocketbook which he seemed to know so well where to find. A