Part,  Chapter

1   Pres         |       early in the morning and holding him in its spell all the
2      I,     III|     Evidently the countess was holding a matinée.~ ~The assembled
3      I,      IV|       Fervlans, and whispered, holding the lorgnette in front of
4      V,      II|       him," said the baroness, holding her fan in front of her
5     VI,     III|     hat, which that worthy was holding in his hand.~ ~"But - pray -
6   VIII,     III|        you this," she replied, holding toward him the steel casket.~ ~"
7      X,     III| release the ladies he has been holding as prisoners."~ ~Vavel hastened