Chapter

 1       I|       man by women that have no right thus to use their power?"~ ~"
 2       I|    legitimate possessor of that right is still at fault. If fascination
 3     III|         hate, and fear, and his right hand clutched the head of
 4       V|         alleging that he had no right to thrust himself as attendant
 5    VIII|          No, no; you were quite right. What word does he send
 6    VIII|       out of this apartment, to right and left, were still other
 7      IX|       revenge. Revenge is man's right."~ ~"Revenge is the brute'
 8      IX|          Revenge is the brute's right," Manasseh corrected her. "
 9      IX|       detestable plot. Yet what right had he now[87] to take vengeance
10     XII|        t it? - without warning, right through the back wall of
11     XII|         hard on this one at the right, it returns to its place
12     XII|     pretext for contesting your right to a share of the property?
13    XIII|        know all. It will be all right."~ ~Blanka saw now that
14    XIII|          then, when you feel it right to kill your fellow-men?"~ ~"
15     XIV|       his neck, he extended his right hand to his brother. Then
16     XIV|         that gorge there on our right? It leads to Olah-Fenes.
17    XVII|         two brothers! Yet is it right to ask so much of fate?
18      XX|      and his people, you have a right to ask us to keep it. Therefore
19     XXI| shoulder, and grasped it in his right hand.~ ~At that moment there
20   XXIII|     before me, Raphael is on my right hand, Gabriel on my left,
21   XXIII|         that country beyond the right to tramp the public highway,
22   XXIII|  another day; but it serves you right! You could handle three
23   XXIII|      the battle-field, you walk right into his clutches and let
24   XXIII|         s heels.~ ~"Turn to the right and begone!" whispered Manasseh
25    XXIV|      brother.~ ~"Well, it's all right to outwit the Austrians,"
26    XXIV|        my duty?"~ ~"Manasseh is right," declared Anna. "What will