Part,  Chapter

 1      I,      II|                 Is that you, Raoul?" called the young man from the coach
 2      I,     III|             is this beautiful flower called, monsieur?"~ ~"The narcissus."~ ~
 3      I,     III|        fashion. These young men were called the "narcissi," and later,
 4      I,     III|              obliged to submit to be called the "marquis." The harmless
 5      I,      IV|            was in shadow - that half called politics.~ ~In the salon
 6      I,      IV|              explain, "mama has been called suddenly away. She sends
 7     II,       I|        appetite - appetitorium, they called it.~ ~Three wooden benches,
 8     II,       I|          vice-palatine. "He is never called by name. When you want him
 9     II,       I| vice-palatine of this county, and am called Bernat Görömbölyi von Dravakeresztur."~ ~"
10     II,      II|           why his residence has been called the Nameless Castle."~ ~"
11     II,      II|              that the night-watchman called the hour unnecessarily loud.
12     II,     III|             cloth, - mamuss they are called in this region, - and respectfully
13    III,       I|          struck the hour; the cuckoo called, and the halberdier saluted.
14    III,       I|            maid wanted anything, she called the man Ludwig; and when
15    III,       I|          addressed his companion, he called her simply Marie.~ ~After
16    III,       I|           well that the some one she called Ludwig slept every night
17    III,       I|        between the bed-curtains, and called cheerily, "Good morning,
18    III,      II|             flung open the sash, and called, "Puss, puss!" Then the
19    III,      II|              not? What is one's home called?"~ ~"It is called the fatherland."~ ~"
20    III,      II|             s home called?"~ ~"It is called the fatherland."~ ~"Then
21    III,     III|             of a child. She shouted; called to the startled wild geese;
22    III,     III|             her restless slumber and called softly:~ ~"Ludwig, are you
23    III,     III|            in! You may come in!" she called joyfully. She thought it
24    III,      IV|             and skipped for joy; she called him her dear Ludwig. Then
25     IV,      II|              the beautiful lady. She called to him, and he came walking
26     IV,     III|                   So that you may be called on to testify before a court,
27     IV,     III|        Ladislaus Satan, or, as he is called, Satan Laczi. Should it
28     IV,     III|         Marie waken?"~ ~"No; but she called out several times in her
29      V,       I|              a stranger felt himself called upon to pay to a resident.~ ~
30      V,      II|           the entertainment, and was called on the program "The Militiaman."
31      V,      II|             straight.~ ~"Attention!" called the colonel, snapping the
32      V,      II|          snapped his whip again, and called sharply:~ ~"Now let the
33      V,      II|           cards he left here when he called," indifferently replied
34     VI,       I|              against a host that had called into being a great national
35     VI,      II|      Hungarian noble militia will be called into service only in case
36     VI,     III|          this the angel who has been called to destroy the Leviathan
37     VI,       V|            you summon me, Marie?" he called, when he saw that the screen
38     VI,      VI|             a little son, and how he called me chère maman, and I called
39     VI,      VI|         called me chère maman, and I called him mon petit garçon?"~ ~
40    VII,     III|            abode of the fugitives is called, - but my robber proved
41   VIII,       I|            loved and trusted her and called her "mother."~ ~But time
42   VIII,      II|        murderess. I murdered her who called me mother."~ ~She held the
43     IX,       I|          Italian regiment, which was called the "Legion of Demons."~ ~
44     IX,       I|             immaculate asylum.~ ~She called, with her clear, soft-toned
45     IX,       I|       speaking.~ ~"Cambray! father!" called Marie; in a tone of distress.~ ~"
46     IX,       I|              you, papa Cambray," she called, simulating a petulant tone, "
47     IX,      II|           completely hidden what was called in that region the public
48     IX,      II|            might call it; and when I called out the second time he seemed
49     IX,      II|           his seat when the adjutant called his attention to a suspicious
50     IX,     III|              the waiting demons, and called:~ ~"Signor Trentatrante!"~ ~
51     IX,     III|            on the soda-factory hill, called in a low, clear tone to
52     IX,     III|             and with true robber-wit called: "Surrender, brother-rascal!"~ ~
53     IX,     III|            Vavel!" in a mocking tone called De Fervlans, as his finger