Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |                 carried him easily to the head of each class in school
 2   Pres         |                   and with a price on his head, continued his work for
 3      I,       I|                   reached the door at the head of the stairs, his companion
 4      I,       I|            himself into an arm-chair; his head sank forward on his breast,
 5      I,     III|                 kneeling by her side, her head resting on her mother's
 6      I,     III|                 with both hands, bent his head toward his knees, and betrayed
 7      I,     III|                 refusal may cost you your head?"~ ~"I should reply," returned
 8      I,     III|                  what you can do: have my head cut off, and send it to
 9      I,      IV|                  shoulders and tossed her head.~ ~"Why do you think it
10      I,      IV|                   letter.~ ~She shook her head, shrugged her shoulders,
11     II,       I|                 The surly old watch-dog's head was patted. She brushed
12     II,       I|                  Audiat" to draw back his head and seek to make himself
13     II,     III|                seemed to have increased a head in stature.~ ~Instead of
14    III,       I|                maid took her place at the head; the man seated himself
15    III,       I|             eyelids closed the moment her head touched the pillow. Then
16    III,       I|                when she thrust her little head from between the bed-curtains,
17    III,      II|             jalousie, he would fly to the head of her bed. Then the cats
18    III,      II|                  knot on the crown of her head.~ ~Then she prepared breakfast
19    III,      II|                   which have come into my head. And forget not that we
20    III,      II|       imperceptibly bent his knee and his head, but spoke not one word.
21    III,      II|              terror, drew the young man's head toward her, and pressed
22    III,      II|                have had the thought in my head for a long, long time, and
23    III,     III|                   it? Man or beast?~ ~The head, the face, were head and
24    III,     III|                  The head, the face, were head and face of a human being -
25    III,     III|                   perhaps. The cheeks and head were covered with short
26    III,     III|              hands to crush the monster's head; but the heavy blow fell
27    III,      IV|                one would take it into his head to let the devil fetch him
28    III,      IV|                    Henry first thrust his head cautiously through the partly
29     IV,     III|            swinging his cudgel around his head, ran through the open door
30     IV,     III|              During these few moments her head had rested on the young
31     IV,     III|                       The count shook his head wonderingly. The robber
32     IV,      IV|                   draw the covers over my head to shut out all sound, and
33     IV,      IV|                   cord which hangs at the head of the bed," he said, smiling
34     IV,      IV|            watched and admired the superb head, supported on one hand as
35      V,       I|             porter, who thrust his frowzy head from the half-open door
36      V,      II|                still farther out from his head; he closed one eye, and
37      V,      II| distinguished-looking man; he carried his head well upright, and every
38      V,      II|               this salute."~ ~He bent his head and pressed his lips to
39      V,     III|                   so rapidly that he fell head over heels into some shrubbery.~ ~
40      V,     III|             smiled sadly, and drooped her head.~ ~Vavel then drew the letter
41     VI,       I|                 painful effort turned his head so that his cold lips rested
42     VI,       I|                   She moved softly to the head of his bed, and with her
43     VI,       I|              stood, and bow his skeptical head, while the innocent maid
44     VI,     III|                 halo which encircles your head. They legalize the rights
45     VI,      IV|                   may have to ride at the head of a company of militia
46     VI,       V|                 raising his own above his head, cried:~ ~"And now, another
47     VI,       V|                 Her eyes were closed; her head had fallen back against
48     VI,       V|           secretly pulled the cord at the head of the bed.~ ~"Now you are
49     VI,      VI|                   allowed them to rub her head and neck. Oh, how much there
50     VI,      VI|          half-finished painting - a study head.~ ~Her admiration for the
51    VII,      II|                  the crimson shako on his head, his mantle flung over one
52   VIII,       I|                   of myrtle encircled the head, which rested on the pillow
53   VIII,      II|           returned Katharina, shaking her head sadly, "but because my wickedness
54   VIII,     III|                 was wont to wear over her head. The mule came directly
55   VIII,     III|                   and stood with drooping head before her lover.~ ~"I have
56   VIII,     III|            excitement. She flung back her head with a proud gesture.~ ~"
57     IX,       I|                  forming a pillow for his head. His glassy eyes were fixed
58     IX,       I|                 night-lamp near Cambray's head illumined his ghastly face.
59     IX,       I|                  cotton kerchief over her head in peasant fashion. Satan
60     IX,      II|      strange-looking monster with a large head and pointed ears."~ ~"I '
61     IX,     III|                   a red kerchief over her head. That is an old soda-factory -
62     IX,     III|                   a red kerchief over her head," who was standing on the
63     IX,     III|                   of death flew about the head of her lover, but left him
64     IX,     III|                from a gaping wound in his head, Satan Laczi, swinging a
65     IX,     III|             savagely down on the robber's head. This was the second serious
66     IX,      IV|                with a gaping wound in his head; his left hand clutched
67     IX,      IV|                helmet, of water above her head, as if she would dash it
68     IX,      IV|                   face; but he turned his head away from her furious gaze,
69     IX,      IV|                  the gaping wounds in his head. They were horribly deep,
70     IX,      IV|                  around the wounded man's head. While so doing her eyes
71      X,       I|                 added Matyas, shaking his head.~ ~"Yes, so I was told.
72      X,       I|                  doing."~ ~Vavel bent his head so that Master Matyas might
73      X,      II|               host."~ ~The lady shook her head; she was uncertain whether
74      X,     III|                      She pressed Ludwig's head to her breast and whispered
75      X,     III|               hand tenderly on the maid's head, and said gently:~ ~"Don'
76      X,     III|                   it. A woman, sat at the head of it, another at the foot -
77      X,     III|                   boat now stepped to the head of the grave and opened