Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |        well-executed bust of his wife in ivory; and on the walls
 2      I,       I|         the question. "I have no wife; therefore I cannot have
 3      I,      II|         Can't do it, citizen; my wife is expecting me at home.
 4      I,      II|        you now. I am going to my wife, or to the tavern; who can
 5      I,      II|          betaking himself to his wife or to the tavern, he crossed
 6     II,       I|           if the vice-palatine's wife should hear of that kiss?
 7     II,       I|         Vice-palatine! When your wife hears, moreover, that it
 8     II,      II|         never say 'thou' to your wife?"~ ~"To her also I say '
 9     II,      II|   mysterious personage? Has he a wife?"~ ~"It seems as if he had
10     II,      II|          It seems as if he had a wife, your ladyship; but I really
11     II,      II|        servants, Schmidt and his wife; but they live in a cottage
12     II,      II|     believed the fat cook is his wife, because he never even looks
13     II,      II|        who he was - abducted the wife of a French officer from
14     II,      II|        the world for his runaway wife and her lover; and the pair
15     II,      II|       arrested a poor woman, the wife of a notorious thief. The
16     II,      II|       case - Rakoncza Jutka, the wife of the robber Satan Laczi?"~ ~"
17     II,     III|          ask the name of a man's wife when a legal contract was
18     II,     III|      even seen! And what will my wife say? I wish I had n't come
19     IV,       I|        would care to shelter the wife of a robber? At last the
20     IV,      II|        who possibly might be the wife of her tenant. Common courtesy
21     IV,     III|          s household. It was the wife of Satan Laczi.~ ~"No, she
22     IV,     III|          you some time ago - the wife of Ladislaus Satan, or,
23     IV,     III|         say at once, 'It was the wife of the robber Satan Laczi
24     IV,     III|          her, because she was my wife. So the forest became our
25     IV,     III|          the world, I said to my wife: 'Do you quit the forest,
26     IV,     III|       found out that she was the wife of Satan Laczi, and then
27      V,       I|      married man - that he had a wife with whom, however, he did
28      V,      II|          His young and beautiful wife ran away with another man -
29      V,      II|     abducted Colonel Barthelmy's wife."~ ~"I?" in boundless amazement
30      V,      II|     insane on the subject of his wife's infamy, would have the
31      V,      II|      overtakes a married man; my wife deceived me, and ran away
32      V,      II|       veiled, Ange Barthelmy, my wife?"~ ~"Herr Vicomte Leon de
33      V,      II|         this lady never was your wife."~ ~The colonel laughed
34      V,      II|       lady on your arm is not my wife," was the reply, in an excited
35      V,      II|      yourself that I am not your wife."~ ~Leon Barthelmy started
36      V,      II|         The lady is my betrothed wife."~ ~The sneer vanished from
37     VI,       I|         the room occupied by his wife Lisette, the cook.~ ~The
38     VI,      II|        of tune?' 'The lady is my wife.' 'Ah, I did not mean the
39     VI,      IV|          Katinka; she is neither wife nor betrothed to Count Vavel -
40     VI,      IV|          Count Vavel's betrothed wife!"~ ~"And I may fly to him
41     VI,      IV|       her protégé, Satan Laczi's wife, persecuted."~ ~"Hum! if
42     VI,      VI|       expect to be Count Vavel's wife?"~ ~"I did not know it,
43     VI,      VI| confessing to Ludwig's betrothed wife that he had taught her how
44    VII,      II|         matters to his betrothed wife. He delivered into her hands
45    VII,     III|          in search of his errant wife, and ask to see the face
46    VII,     III|          I believed her to be my wife, Ange Barthelmy (I need
47    VII,     III|    replied: 'She is my betrothed wife.'~ ~"I confess I am puzzled.
48    VII,     III|       request that you send your wife and daughter, with a proper
49    VII,     III|    communicate my desire to your wife and daughter, and bid them
50   VIII,     III|       Here she told the farmer's wife that she was going to play
51   VIII,     III|        saddle the mule which his wife rode when she went to the
52   VIII,     III|        red kerchief the farmer's wife from the manor was wont
53     IX,       I|      taking you there myself, my wife will go with you. I think
54     IX,       I|          interposed Marie.~ ~"My wife brought a nice warm bunda
55     IX,       I|   peasant fashion. Satan Laczi's wife took a seat by her side;
56     IX,       I|       Castle in company with the wife of Satan Laczi at midnight,
57     IX,     III|    behind me. You are a farmer's wife, and will not arouse suspicion;
58     IX,      IV|         who gave shelter to your wife and child. I am little Laczko'
59     IX,      IV|          is a brave lad - and my wife - my wife is - an honest
60     IX,      IV|     brave lad - and my wife - my wife is - an honest woman."~ ~"
61     IX,      IV|      Sophie Botta went with - my wife to Raab - they are there
62      X,      II|   younger. These ladies were the wife and daughter of General
63      X,      II|       this day taken captive the wife and daughter of General
64      X,      II|        as prisoners my betrothed wife, Countess Themire Dealba,
65      X,      II|          At first, the general's wife heaped reproaches on her
66      X,     III|  surprised to find the general's wife playing cards with the hostile
67      X,     III|   embrace and kiss his betrothed wife. No, she, his little Marie,
68      X,     III|       lady, the latter a peasant wife.~ ~The six men, with even