Chapter

 1      IV|          the place is put down as 'Toroczko.' It is in a mountain gorge,
 2      IV|           except that the girls of Toroczko are not for sale, nor, for
 3      IV|          not a single grog-shop in Toroczko. But I fear I am wearying
 4     XIV|          occasion called them from Toroczko to Kolozsvar. Adjoining
 5     XIV|            and had even threatened Toroczko; but thus far the inhabitants
 6     XIV|            So all the young men of Toroczko enlisted in the militia, -
 7     XIV|          is a matter that concerns Toroczko. All the Wallachians around
 8     XIV|           them and admit them into Toroczko, to hang our two brothers
 9     XIV|           good. I am taking you to Toroczko,[149] and as our two brothers
10     XIV|            take the command of the Toroczko forces. You have seen the
11     XIV|           in the least. Take me to Toroczko, the sooner the better;
12     XIV|            on, and the carriage is Toroczko work and good for the jaunt."~ ~
13     XVI|        your two brothers and leave Toroczko in peace?"~ ~"A man of your
14     XVI|           promise me not to attack Toroczko; then I will give you sixteen
15     XVI|         send word to the people of Toroczko that, unless they lay down
16     XVI|        well enough that the men of Toroczko have held this valley in
17     XVI|         still another way to reach Toroczko."~ ~"No, I do not forget
18    XVII|        heads, minus our bodies, to Toroczko, with a demand to surrender
19    XVII|        abandon their plans against Toroczko, disperse to their homes,
20    XVII|             At last she was to see Toroczko.~ ~ ~ [198]~ ~
21   XVIII|                   CHAPTER XVIII.~ ~TOROCZKO.~ ~It was a new world to
22   XVIII|         him down. To the people of Toroczko it is an immense undertaking
23   XVIII|            pictured to herself the Toroczko church and its Sabbath service!
24   XVIII|           type.~ ~The pride of the Toroczko church is its people. The
25   XVIII|            dirty. The walls of the Toroczko temple are bare, but the
26   XVIII|           something of the sort in Toroczko."~ ~"Have I money enough,
27   XVIII|          the former. The people of Toroczko gather in the evening for
28     XIX|          end they must first reach Toroczko. There, high up in the mountains,
29     XIX|    pointing with her finger, "lies Toroczko, and these positions that
30     XIX|          that a certain Adorjan of Toroczko had gone out to parley with
31     XIX|          Zboroy, a safe-conduct to Toroczko, while the insurgents themselves
32     XIX|        what occurred after that in Toroczko?"~ ~"Nothing further is
33     XIX|      Nothing further is said about Toroczko," answered the other.~ ~"
34     XIX|          there are no informers in Toroczko. There was one, but you
35     XIX|          see the sun rise over the Toroczko hills.[226]~ ~After the
36      XX| preparations were going forward in Toroczko for the approaching nuptials.
37      XX|      secretly fitted up in genuine Toroczko style, with carved hard-wood
38      XX|       found there by the people of Toroczko, and perhaps suffering violence
39      XX|         announced to the people of Toroczko that death had laid his
40      XX|             Graves for the dead in Toroczko are hewn out of the solid
41      XX|       would be a grievous thing in Toroczko to have one's grave dug
42      XX|            who leads a foe against Toroczko, if he once comes within
43      XX|            to it, are advancing on Toroczko, then will be the time for
44     XXI|               From the side toward Toroczko, which lay smiling in the
45     XXI|             That was Rome, this is Toroczko. I could hit my sweetheart'
46     XXI|   breakneck path leads directly to Toroczko, but is very seldom used.
47    XXII|       enough there still. There is Toroczko." Diurbanu's face, as he
48    XXII|           But what have we against Toroczko?" asked another voice. "
49    XXII|         another voice. "The men of Toroczko have never done us any harm.
50    XXII|            is not the main reason. Toroczko is a breeding-place of Magyar
51    XXII|          and industry. The fall of Toroczko would spread a wholesome
52    XXII|           have told you already, - Toroczko."~ ~"But I say it shall
53    XXII|           cried out in concert:~ ~"Toroczko!"~ ~In the peal of thunder
54   XXIII|          there were arms enough in Toroczko. The effective force now
55   XXIII|             swearing not to attack Toroczko. That is my weapon, and
56   XXIII|           half an hour's walk from Toroczko. On the outskirts of the
57   XXIII|         has sworn to march against Toroczko, treaty or no treaty, to
58   XXIII|         day has come at last - and Toroczko's night." The speaker's
59   XXIII|          will not help you to take Toroczko. All are in arms there and
60   XXIII|         and your men will get from Toroczko will be broken heads. Not
61   XXIII|            who were now assaulting Toroczko must have set fire to St.
62   XXIII|           St. George, and now came Toroczko's turn. That the latter
63   XXIII|                if I had said that, Toroczko would now lie in ashes.
64   XXIII|       sister that I should come to Toroczko once more, and not with
65   XXIII|         dwells in the big house at Toroczko. You know her name and know
66   XXIII|        Mount it and hasten back to Toroczko. As for the rider, you will
67   XXIII|          alive and show him off in Toroczko."~ ~The fires in the village
68    XXIV|           the war the young men of Toroczko who had served in the national
69    XXIV|          imperial army, and so the Toroczko young men had no fear of
70    XXIV|          the better working of the Toroczko mines. He wished to make
71    XXIV|         after Manasseh's return to Toroczko he was summoned to Karlsburg
72    XXIV|            fight at St. George and Toroczko. In fact, he with his own
73    XXIV|          so it came about that the Toroczko young men, and Manasseh
74    XXIV|       every month came a letter to Toroczko, to Blanka Adorjan, from
75     XXV|             by the way, is not our Toroczko friend among those who are
76   XXVII|       ripening of the fruit in the Toroczko orchards, Manasseh and his
77  XXVIII|            was forced to return to Toroczko, to the very house where
78  XXVIII|        blessed, the labours of the Toroczko miners and iron-workers