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4003   XVIII|              lace caps set off by white veils disposed in picturesque
4004  XXVIII|              papers and then opened the veins of his wrists with a penknife,
4005      II|               18] I fell in with him in Venice, and asked him whither he
4006      XV|                 or three wasps, of that venomous kind of which half a dozen
4007      IX|            straw hat, broad of brim and ventilated with abundant holes. The
4008      IV|              young artist, who scarcely ventured to touch her finger-tips
4009      IX|              greater for it. He draws a Venus, but his heart is still
4010     XIV|   carriage-wheels he'll come out on his veranda and fire off his gun - not
4011       I|               in bells and whistles and verbal warnings as in the dogma
4012      IV|                carriage to take them to Vergato. During his absence the
4013     XXI|        conducted Anna and Blanka to the verge of the gorge that separates
4014    XXIV|            familiar face left. Like the veriest stranger, he was forced
4015   XVIII|            cheese. With them sat Doctor Vernezs, who was even stricter in
4016       V|              lance in the chapel of St. Veronica, - how the Roman lictor
4017    XXIV|              clear hand, and even added verses on his father's birthday.
4018   XVIII|                until the ringing of the vesper bell. Taverns and pot-houses
4019      IV|         occasional climb on foot by the vetturino's side; and then, too, I
4020     XVI|              tone of mingled wonder and vexation, "how did you come here
4021      XV|                but when she saw Aaron's vexed expression and Manasseh'
4022      VI|                                 CHAPTER VI.~ ~THE CONSECRATED PALM-LEAF.~ ~
4023        | via
4024      VI|             still strong, sonorous, and vibrant with feeling, the aged pontiff
4025      IV|               the castle of a Hungarian vice-voivode. Its ruins are still to
4026    XIII|                 king of kings, Heaven's viceroy upon earth, was flying for
4027      XI|               herself from Rome and its vicinity, he did not send her to
4028   XXIII|                preparing to torture his victim. "You shall hear our plan.
4029     XIX|              the princess is one of the victims?" asked the listener.~ ~"
4030      XX|                 bridegroom's house, the victor winning a silk neckerchief
4031    XXII|         ourselves in Bem's way."~ ~"The victors of Abrudbanya and Brad will
4032     VII|                Cagliari! Nobilis domina vidua de Dormand! Egregius dominus
4033   XVIII|                 warfare that no one can vie with him. Now, then, have
4034       V|               not conceive of any one's viewing these objects with less
4035      IV|           harder road, but its splendid views amply repay one for an occasional
4036       I|              were being imposed upon. A vigorous protest followed. The elder
4037       I|               begun to express his mind vigorously in his native Hungarian,
4038     VII|                                 CHAPTER VII.~ ~AN AUDIENCE WITH THE
4039    VIII|                                 CHAPTER VIII.~ ~AN UNWELCOME VISITOR.~ ~
4040     XIV|                where the family owned a villa which they used whenever
4041   XXVII|                 and read as follows:~ ~"Villafranca. Peace has been concluded.
4042      XX|               241]~ ~After that a plain villager, an old and gray-haired
4043     XIV|               the strangers, and sundry villagers appeared out of the[153]
4044      IX|              the paper in his hand with vindictive energy, as if he had held
4045      II|              sensuality, arrogance, and vindictiveness; and his tool has brains,
4046      XV|              find a clump of bear-berry vines, full of the ripened fruit
4047      IX|               as ask permission thus to violate the rules of professional
4048  XXVIII|                 Benjamin Vajdar started violently as he took up the[327] faded
4049     XIX|                 animées, - the one as a violet, the other as a tulip. The
4050       V|               holy relics recited their virtues, and related the miracles
4051     XVI|        diplomacy."~ ~The Wallachian was visibly affected by this speech,
4052     XII|                CHAPTER XII.~ ~A GHOSTLY VISITANT.~ ~It was the irony of fate
4053   XXIII|                 yet."~ ~Manasseh drew a visiting-card from his pocket, and, first
4054     XII|               in and who goes out, what visiting-cards are left, whom you receive,
4055     XII|                 exchanging confidential visits. The strangeness and mystery
4056    Pref|               the plot and incident and vital interest of the narrative.~ ~
4057     XII|               blue eyes were bright and vivacious, and her coral lips were
4058       X|          constant anxiety, gained now a vivacity that was matched by the
4059       V|             whose mystic notes bring so vividly before us that last scene
4060      XI|            partition-wall of the house. Voices that she knew only too well,
4061    Pref|                 liberal and enlightened voivode of Transylvania, issued
4062      XV|              one of the most marvellous volcanic formations in existence.
4063      IV|                 as if on the floor of a volcano's crater, and in that village
4064      VI|             united cry of ever-swelling volume. Not merely Pius IX., but
4065  XXVIII|               and hated had, by his own voluntary act, disarmed himself and
4066      VI|                 lodged on the flag of a volunteer regiment, whereupon a mighty
4067    XXIV|           seconded her efforts nobly by volunteering to take less than full pay, -
4068      IX|              the cunei, the podium, the vomitorium, and heaven knows what all,
4069     XIX|             suspend the erection of the votive church which I began at
4070       V|          miracle that night, and made a vow to the Virgin that in case
4071      XV|                  they will be taken for vultures by the snakes, and we shall
4072     XXI|                 God's blessing had been vying with man's curse to see
4073      VI|           shifting breezes, was finally wafted toward the raised platform
4074      IX|              her hands in her lap.~ ~"I wage war with nobody, Heaven
4075      XV|             With this little company he waged bitter warfare against his
4076       V|              taunts of the lictors, the wailing of the holy women, the shrieks
4077   XVIII|                and gold, and around the waist was girt a belt, as broad
4078       X|      extraordinary manner that the very waiters felt tempted to seize him
4079      IV|               the others to go into the waiting-room. "That young man will not
4080     XIV|               enough, one is often most wakeful when most in need of sleep.
4081      XI|            justice, forbidden dreams in waking hours, envy of others' happiness,
4082      XV|             rocks she came upon the red wall-pepper and a kind of yellow ragwort.
4083     XIV|            could not but infer that the Wallachian-Hungarian nobleman was proud of the
4084   XXVII|                at sight of the returned wanderer. But the most affecting
4085      IX|                 too, he must feel as he wanders through the world! He asks
4086    XIII|            proper time[131] where he is wanted. Sun, moon, and stars may
4087    XXII|                the midst of war, and in war-times the soldier must go whither
4088   XVIII|                 order of their age, the wardens - or, as they were popularly
4089      IX|              the artist felt obliged to warn her of her danger.~ ~"Oh,
4090     XXV|              and so many threads to the warp - according to the specifications.
4091      IX|         expression intelligible to all. Wars have no terror for him;
4092     XIX|                 see the devil trying to wash himself clean. Even Cagliari
4093     XIV|             to-night, as the rains have washed out the road in some places,
4094       I|             needed here. While you were wasting your breath I had a guard
4095  XXVIII|                Suspicion is much like a watch-dog; it leaps upon the man who
4096      XV|                realised. While the Lord watches over your slumbers, I go
4097    XXIV|               intelligence and the most watchful vigilance in guarding their
4098      IV|             When we come to a beautiful waterfall we will sketch it, and when
4099   XXIII|            ponies. Zenobia mounted one, waved a final adieu to Manasseh,
4100       V|               all, that the robbers had waylaid; it was a post-carriage
4101     XIV|                the resources of all the wayside inns that hardly a bite
4102     XII|       distraction. You are strong; I am weak. I admire in you your power
4103     XIV|                length the elder brother wearied of this diversion and aroused
4104    VIII|              None at all," he answered, wearily. "I've been running around
4105      XV|                and utters not a sigh of weariness or complaint. With that
4106       V|                standing through all the weary hours of that morning. A
4107      IV|               Toroczko. But I fear I am wearying you."~ ~Blanka begged him
4108     XIV|                for love or money.~ ~The weather was unusually fine, as the
4109      IV|             keep their rooms, and spin, weave, and embroider for their
4110      II|                 s cravat for him on his wedding-day. Well, however that may
4111   XVIII|             influence. Still wearing my wedding-dress, I went to his room, where
4112     XIX|               guests who sat around the wedding-table, the people who looked out
4113    VIII|                 the third gallery sat a wee speck of a man with an easel
4114   XXIII|               their grain, planting and weeding their gardens, spinning
4115    XXII|                it come there? Grass and weeds were growing in the marketplace,
4116     XIX|                  But instead of hanging weights and a swinging pendulum,
4117     XII|              was easily followed. These weird melodies came to Blanka'
4118     XII|                 a miscellaneous list of well-known names from all classes,
4119     XIV|             came very near guessing the well-meant deceit that was practised
4120     XIV|             wraps and furs that she was well-nigh hidden from view. Despite
4121    XXII|          building in whose front wall a well-preserved Roman gravestone was set,
4122    XXVI|           commander threatened, begged, wept - all in vain. The only
4123     XII|              before you. You were told, weren't you, that I wrote that
4124   XXIII|                 best horse out of Baron Wesselenyi's stud; and as soon as I
4125     XVI|                yonder window toward the west. Do you see that signal-fire,
4126      VI|               great bell sounded in the western turret of the cathedral,
4127    XVII|              stay here, - the rocks are wet and slippery, - while I
4128    XXII|                and shovels, scythes and wheel-tires."~ ~"Their sons are serving
4129       V|                   Haste makes waste!' I wheeled about, and there stood our
4130        | whereas
4131    XIII|               his hand across his brow, whereon the perspiration had started,
4132        | wherever
4133     XXI|                  and all the implements wherewith the hand of man subdued
4134       X|                 the prince: he has more whims and freaks than Caligula.
4135    XIII|           information the coach[129]man whipped up his horse and rattled
4136      VI|               Durando a most unmerciful whipping. What direction the wind
4137     VII|          inquiring looks and suppressed whispers followed them. The princess
4138      XV|              fingers into his mouth and whistled, whereupon the three horses
4139       I|               little faith in bells and whistles and verbal warnings as in
4140       I|               the customary ringing and whistling and the guards' repeated
4141     XII|               the fireplace stepped the white-clad form of a woman.~ ~"I am
4142    VIII|          fine-looking man, and only the whiteness of his hair betrayed his
4143    XIII|                    Now take me with you whithersoever you will!" she cried, and
4144        | whoever
4145    XXII|                 Toroczko would spread a wholesome fear far and wide; it would[
4146     XIV|               and his legs were planted widely apart as he confronted the
4147     XXV|                 would have the prince a widower and a free man?"[306]~ ~
4148     XIV|                in our mountains without wielding it on the battle-field;
4149    VIII|            liveried coachman in a white wig, with a closed carriage,
4150    XVII|                Yes, through a trackless wilderness and over rugged mountains."~ ~"
4151      XX|                Jonathan!" cried Blanka, wildly.~ ~"Your brother killed
4152       I|                  have a wife employ the wiles of a coquette toward her
4153   XXIII|           commander's quarters. The man willingly gave him his escort. On
4154    VIII|              princess had indicated her willingness to comply with his request, "
4155     XIX|             listener.~ ~"As long as God wills," was all he could say in
4156     XXI|                  with the Aranyos River winding this way and that among
4157      XV|                 behold. The zigzags and windings of the giant corridor, three
4158       I|                determined to adjust the window-shade without any help from the
4159    XIII|                for a moment against the window-sill, in mute[130] admiration
4160     XVI|            raised against the fortunate winner.~ ~"But, Adorjan," interposed
4161     XVI|                good-will by leaving his winnings on the table. But Manasseh
4162      IX|            blessing; she goes forth and wins for herself all that she
4163   XXIII|               rage at the indignity and wiped the ashes from his face,
4164   XXIII|                  but every sinew in his wiry frame was of steel. He grasped
4165      VI|         professional schemes were in no wise endangered.~ ~When Manasseh
4166    VIII|                 upper hand. You will do wisely, therefore, to press an
4167      XX|               that he wouldn't have had wit enough left to betray his
4168     XII|               their masks; but I use no witchery about it. My guests are
4169    VIII|         remember.~ ~When her lawyer had withdrawn she sought her book and
4170   XXIII|                 no reproach, no word of withering scorn, in thus addressing
4171    XXII|                 Diurbanu, "that has not withheld its thunderbolts."~ ~"You
4172       V|             with a power that cannot be withstood. For the time being the
4173   XVIII|                people by being pale and wobegone. Just look in the glass!
4174   XVIII|                  and so remained. I was wonder-struck. 'See!' I cried, 'you cannot
4175     XII|                bas-relief at all, but a wonderfully skilful bit of painting,
4176     XIV|          dangerous journey over a rough wood-road that led through the ravine.
4177    XXVI|            fortress of Solferino rose a wooded height, since known to the
4178      VI|              one foot, and clung to the woodwork of the platform with both
4179     XXV|          COMMISSARIAT.~ ~The mysterious workings of the commissary department
4180       V|                 Miserere,[46] Allegri's world-renowned composition, whose mystic
4181      XV|      accompanying pocketbook is all her worldly wealth, as well as my own
4182   XXIII|                and are prepared for the worst. We decided long ago what
4183  XXVIII|              life's battle, to have his wounds bound by the hands of those
4184   XVIII|                 the handsome bodice and woven belt, the richly trimmed
4185     XIV|           before the kitchen door,[156] wrapped in his sheepskin, and with
4186     XIX|                 lips[214] and darting a wrathful look at her devoted slave.~ ~"
4187  XXVIII|                 he saw a little picture wreathed in evergreen, - his own
4188     XIV|                 my beloved home. I will wrestle with you, fight with you;
4189     XIV|               it was not the embrace of wrestlers. They exchanged a hearty
4190      XV|                of serpents squirmed and wriggled away from that blazing horror.
4191      XV|             Bagyon as escort. But don't wrinkle your brow, we sha'n't come
4192   XXIII|              Manasseh seized her by the wrist and shouted hoarsely in
4193  XXVIII|                 opened the veins of his wrists with a penknife, and so
4194  XXVIII|      half-finished letter lay under the writer's hand, but his pen had
4195  XXVIII|                used it occasionally for writing. In his absence Vajdar had
4196  XXVIII|                Searching the drawer for writing-materials, he had come upon a sheet
4197   XXIII|             beside the road. Nor was he wrong in this surmise. He was
4198      XI|                                 CHAPTER XI.~ ~THE DECISION.~ ~Gabriel
4199     XII|                                 CHAPTER XII.~ ~A GHOSTLY VISITANT.~ ~
4200    XIII|                                 CHAPTER XIII.~ ~A SUDDEN FLIGHT.~ ~Blanka
4201     XIV|                                 CHAPTER XIV.~ ~WALLACHIAN HOSPITALITY.~ ~
4202     XIX|                                 CHAPTER XIX.~ ~A MIDNIGHT COUNCIL.~ ~
4203      XV|                                 CHAPTER XV.~ ~BALYIKA CAVE.~ ~The sun
4204     XVI|                                 CHAPTER XVI.~ ~A DESPERATE HAZARD.~ ~
4205    XVII|                                 CHAPTER XVII.~ ~IN PORLIK GROTTO.~ ~Complying
4206   XVIII|                                 CHAPTER XVIII.~ ~TOROCZKO.~ ~It was a
4207      XX|                                 CHAPTER XX.~ ~MIRTH AND MOURNING.~ ~
4208     XXI|                                 CHAPTER XXI.~ ~THE SPY.~ ~Albeit the
4209    XXII|                                 CHAPTER XXII.~ ~THE HAND OF FATE.~ ~Through
4210   XXIII|                                 CHAPTER XXIII.~ ~OLD SCORES.~ ~The inhabitants
4211    XXIV|                                 CHAPTER XXIV.~ ~A CRUEL PARTING.~ ~At
4212     XXV|                                 CHAPTER XXV.~ ~SECRETS OF THE COMMISSARIAT.~ ~
4213    XXVI|                                 CHAPTER XXVI.~ ~SOLFERINO.~ ~One of the
4214   XXVII|                                 CHAPTER XXVII.~ ~AN HOUR OF TRIAL.~ ~Manasseh
4215  XXVIII|                                 CHAPTER XXVIII.~ ~A DAY OF RECKONING.~ ~
4216       V|      neighbourhood of Pennsylvania. The Yankees, you know, are highly respected
4217       V|               piece of wood about three yards in length, and unadorned
4218      XV|                all alone for the lot of yarns I've been reeling off to
4219   XVIII|               the reach of her love and yearning!"~ ~"If it were only the
4220      XV|       magistrate and the captain of the yeomen. These two took an armed
4221        | yourselves
4222     XIV|         scapegrace?" cried Aaron.~ ~The youthful soldier blushed like a bashful
4223   XVIII|               before it. Men and women, youths and maidens, entered the
4224      IV|              advocate, his professional zeal kindling at the prospect
4225      XV|             most curious to behold. The zigzags and windings of the giant
4226     VII|            Dormand! Egregius dominus de Zimand!"~ ~This ceremonious apostrophe