Chapter

 1       I|           in military uniform, his hands behind his back. The complainant
 2      II|            and if he falls into my hands I'll wring his miserable
 3     III|        defiance! The game is in my hands, and I can make you as one
 4      IV|          young rogue falls into my hands[26] he'll wish he'd never
 5      IV|           what we can carry in our hands. When we come to a beautiful
 6       V|         the carriage after shaking hands with his fellow travellers.
 7       V|           under her hair-dresser's hands.~ ~"Victory!" he cried,
 8       V|           fallen into the bandits' hands, but it seemed that it was
 9       V|         this humble service at the hands of the Pope himself. The
10       V|     pleasure, and so quietly shook hands with her caller - then went
11      VI|          of the platform with both hands. The discomfort of his position
12      VI|          French embassy. A hundred hands reached eagerly for it as
13    VIII|         the situation is now in my hands. Recent important events
14      IX|          them. I loosed my enemy's hands when they were bound. Did
15      IX|           sigh, and she folded her hands in her lap.~ ~"I wage war
16       X|       weapon which she held in her hands, - "the fourteenth paragraph
17       X|           not to be paid into your hands, but you are to receive
18       X|            of this she clapped her hands and exclaimed: "How interesting!
19     XII|       paper."~ ~Blanka pressed her hands to her bosom to keep from
20     XII|           felt as powerless in the hands of this woman as a rabbit
21    XIII|         foment strife."~ ~Blanka's hands were clasped in her lap.
22    XIII|            and hid her face in her hands.~ ~"Hear me further, Princess,"
23     XIV|            setting. His[146] horny hands were hardened by toil, but
24     XIV|       extended his great, muscular hands toward Blanka as if to caress
25      XV|          below. Blanka clapped her hands with delight at this beautiful
26      XV|            young man fall into the hands of the Mongols, after which
27     XVI|            brothers are now in our hands, and we have only to send
28    XVII|        around her. She crossed her hands on her bosom and, in the
29    XVII|     bloodshed.' With that we shook hands and kissed each other; and
30   XVIII|            and hid her face in her hands. "He has killed me,"[202]
31   XVIII| pistol-barrel bent in his clenched hands like a wax taper, and so
32   XVIII|     adornment with the work of his hands.~ ~As soon as the men were
33     XIX|           letters pass through his hands and are, according to your
34     XIX|         this letter come into your hands?"[224]~ ~Benjamin Vajdar
35     XIX|       Catholic heirs."~ ~With both hands Rozina drew the prince's
36     XIX|            parson who joined their hands at the altar, the witnesses
37      XX|         shower of flowers from the hands of the maidens gathered
38      XX|        suffering violence at their hands.~ ~"Go in peace," said Aaron. "
39      XX|       quest of the foemen at whose hands their fellow-townsman had
40      XX|           the two brothers clasped hands and embraced each other,
41    XXII|           a hedge planted by pious hands. Under this tree have been
42    XXII|            boy from the murderers' hands and hid him under my cloak.
43   XXIII|          death with their own[267] hands and then slay themselves.
44   XXIII|        before the others could lay hands on him, but he had not come
45   XXIII|     fashion, except that there his hands had not been bound. He had
46   XXIII|         gipsy. "Once in Diurbanu's hands, you might as well be in
47   XXIII|    Diurbanu, I have placed in your hands the peace-treaty which your
48   XXIII|          family will fall into her hands."~ ~Manasseh shuddered with
49   XXIII|         knots until the prisoner's hands were free, and he felt himself
50   XXIII|        directed the fiddler, whose hands were tied together and passed
51   XXIII|         slipped the cords from his hands like a pair of gloves. He
52   XXIII|           more, and not with empty hands, but should bring them something.
53   XXIII|           nor let any one else lay hands[290] on you. You are to
54    XXIV|         petition in the minister's hands, and obtained a promise
55    XXIV|           In fact, he with his own hands took General Diurbanu prisoner
56    XXIV|          after the iron works. New hands are to be engaged, and ever
57    XXVI|       himself he, too, held in his hands a weapon calculated to carry
58   XXVII|     retribution at the oppressor's hands, and to restore his country
59  XXVIII|            his wounds bound by the hands of those he had so grievously
60  XXVIII|            and in the latter, with hands folded on her bosom, lay
61  XXVIII|          wronged. In those clasped hands he saw a little picture
62  XXVIII|      papers had passed through the hands of a second Lucretia Borgia,