Chapter

 1       I|        guard glanced at it with as little interest as he would have
 2       I|           heretic seemed to put as little faith in bells and whistles
 3      II|           women if you prefer. You little know what a tender spot
 4     III|           seats, the ladies of our little party felt some anxiety
 5      IV|             Lend me her name for a little while, will you? You don'
 6      IV|     himself, my father adopted the little orphan, and always treated
 7      IV|         poor sister, my dear, good little Anna, trusted him, and all
 8      IV|          private secretary, and, a little later, divorce proceedings
 9      IV|       education. The people of our little valley maintain a high school
10       V|         prefer to hunt up a modest little inn where, when I register
11       V|        feared they would profit us little, unless he procured one
12       V|     clearly that his thoughts were little occupied with what he had
13       V|       general multitude could find little pleasure in the ceremony
14       V|     courtesy of a call; he knows a little Latin, although, to be sure,
15      VI|        Christian centuries, and is little likely to see again in eighteen
16     VII|            by ones and twos and in little parties. They seemed to
17     VII|       Franciscans use.~ ~But these little details had entirely escaped
18    VIII|         former quarters.~ ~With no little impatience she awaited the
19    VIII|        should, it would trouble me little. A spy would find nothing
20      IX|             The princess was not a little disturbed by this communication.
21      IX|         professor of shoemaking. A little feeling of satisfaction
22       X|            could see that she gave little credence to his words.~ ~"
23       X|           the theatre. 'Is not the little toe of your left foot broken?' '
24     XII|           glowing coals. Here is a little bottle of liquid[114] with
25     XII|           underskirt and a pair of little feet encased in high-heeled
26    XIII|           Blanka was received by a little man of lively bearing and
27    XIII|          the steep stairway to the little attic chamber that served
28    XIII|            later."~ ~With that the little shoemaker escorted his guest
29    XIII|           Following the mysterious little man's directions, Blanka
30     XIV|     Manasseh," returned the stocky little man, with a laugh; and,
31     XIV|          me give your rosy cheek a little smack of a kiss."~ ~Blanka
32     XIV|            cheek much more than "a little smack."~ ~"There," declared
33     XIV|        galloped to the head of his little company.~ ~"Come, let us
34     XIV| unharnessed and allowed to graze a little, they were able to resume
35     XIV|           now you and I can have a little talk together. You asked
36     XIV|      Blanka, as she gazed at them. Little did she suspect that they
37     XIV|           house. It was a pleasant little abode, built of smoothly
38     XIV|        noted by the father with no little pride and satisfaction.
39     XIV|   Sister-in-law," said Aaron, "you little suspect the value of the
40      XV|          thought it great fun. The little mountain horses were so
41      XV|            and alighted again at a little distance. The ascent[160]
42      XV|            horses ought to graze a little longer," objected Aaron, "
43      XV|        into the cavern. She was no little surprised, on entering,
44      XV|            mountaineers. With this little company he waged bitter
45    XVII|             Aaron went on. "With a little stretch of the imagination
46    XVII|          Manasseh must have made a little mistake - just like these
47    XVII|        elder brother, as he rode a little behind with Manasseh. "You
48   XVIII|       helpmate of Barnabas, with a little circle of children around
49   XVIII|            Let us reckon it up, my little turtledove," returned the
50   XVIII|        stung by an adder. It was a little portrait in an oval frame,
51   XVIII|         continued, pointing to the little portrait, which was encircled
52   XVIII|           love him; they leave the little picture hanging in my room,
53     XIX|            letting my fancy play a little," replied the marchioness, "
54     XIX|         rose at once, and taking a little key from her bosom, unlocked
55     XIX|          So saying, she kissed the little key and held it to the other'
56      XX|     Adorjan family mansion stood a little house, containing two rooms
57      XX|           by peasant maidens. This little house was not to be shown
58      XX|        case was represented by the little house that Aaron had secretly
59      XX|           guests."~ ~"Here, in our little cabin," said Blanka.[238]~ ~"
60      XX|    brothers bore Jonathan into the little house, unswathed his cold
61      XX|          him. So death entered the little abode and was the first
62     XXI|           had reminded her.~ ~"You little geese!" cried Manasseh,
63     XXI|         and merely on account of a little hay that has not been touched,
64     XXI|          to sleep, Anna veiled the little portrait that hung in her
65    XXII|          stuck her head out of the little door. Among the Wallachians
66    XXII|      sleeves. In his lap he held a little fair-haired boy, covering
67    XXII|    concealed the child's face. The little one was playing and prattling,
68    XXII|        said the other, setting the little boy on his knee and trotting
69    XXII|          forward and snatched this little flaxen-haired boy from the
70    XXII|            priest; and because the little boy cried for his lost[263]
71    XXII|             Ever since I saved the little one's life he has clung
72    XXII|            a tongue strange to the little boy, who consequently understood
73    XXII|          continued Diurbanu. "This little chap shall draw for us."~ ~"
74    XXII|         the remotest corner of the little church. The group of men
75   XXIII|            purpose to defend their little ones or, if need were, to
76   XXIII|             Toward noon the sturdy little band of defenders was increased
77   XXIII|           a sense that the speaker little dreamed - as he was to learn
78   XXIII|          don't be down-hearted, my little man," said Manasseh, cheerily.~ ~"
79   XXIII|         The others served him as a little relish before dinner; you
80   XXIII|          pair of gloves. He was no little elated over his achievements. "
81   XXIII|          be heard, and through the little opening over the iron door
82   XXIII|            you. The proverb says, 'Little kindnesses strengthen the
83   XXIII|            farewell."~ ~She blew a little whistle that hung at her
84   XXIII|            search of Diurbanu. The little man had sharp eyes and keen
85   XXIII|       proved not too heavy for the little man's back; he could have
86   XXIII|        stirrup.~ ~"Aha!" cried the little gipsy, "a good idea! We'
87    XXIV|        almost entire charge of the little ones, thus enabling Blanka
88    XXIV|         year lengthened into five. Little Bela no longer sent meaningless
89     XXV|            can tell you of another little operation the prince has
90     XXV|  twenty-eight? So, you see, with a little trimming here and a little
91     XXV|         little trimming here and a little paring there we can make
92   XXVII|            Kolozsvar, bringing her little daughter Ilonka with her.
93   XXVII|            home-comers. A handsome little lad headed the receiving
94  XXVIII|          then?"~ ~"No, give me the little key, and I shall be sure
95  XXVIII|            With that he opened the little writing-desk and took out
96  XXVIII|           was careful to leave the little key sticking in the clock
97  XXVIII|    Caldariva entered her boudoir a little later, her eyes fell at
98  XXVIII|       those clasped hands he saw a little picture wreathed in evergreen, -
99  XXVIII|           328] extort from her the little key which she wore in her