Chapter

 1    Pref|            author's romances, love, war, and adventure furnish the
 2      IV|            more from the ravages of war than any other community
 3      IX|             in general. In our eyes war is revenge, the duel is
 4      IX|         hands in her lap.~ ~"I wage war with nobody, Heaven knows!"
 5       X|           would have cost more than war. All negotiations are broken
 6    XIII|           comes I cannot stay away. War threatens to invade our
 7     XIV|        Besides, this is no ordinary war; freedom itself is at stake,
 8      XV|          two men thus discoursed on war and bloodshed, Blanka was
 9      XV| battle-field, and of the horrors of war invading the peaceful valley
10     XVI|          had left held a council of war.~ ~ ~ [188]~ ~
11    XVII|           not plunge your town into war and bloodshed.' With that
12     XIX|           guarded against that. The war office receives detailed
13     XIX|              bring me from[218] the war office the key to this mysterious
14     XIX|             to find some one at the war office to do your bidding.
15     XIX|          despatches received at the war office."~ ~The listener'
16      XX|            she had conceived of the war, to which so many stately
17    XXII|               We must prosecute the war with might and main. There
18    XXII|              We are in the midst of war, and in war-times the soldier
19   XXIII|         cries. Those experienced in war knew that these birds were
20    XXIV|      PARTING.~ ~At the close of the war the young men of Toroczko
21    XXIV|            other petitioners in the war minister's anteroom until
22    XXIV|             suppose he has to go to war?" objected Blanka.~ ~"Never
23   XXVII|           document from the Italian war office, appointing him major
24  XXVIII|            the unhappy issue of the war, until at last a high military