Part,  Chapter

 1    Int         |       the East. There have been years when I was compelled to
 2   Pres         |          who published in fifty years three hundred and fifty
 3   Pres         |       revolution into flame two years later, their success was
 4   Pres         |        Jókai owed his life many years later, when, imprisoned
 5   Pres         |        Congress at Brussels two years ago felt through his impassioned
 6   Pres         |         completion of his fifty years of literary labor by issuing
 7      I,       I|       and his senior by several years, was a slender, undersized
 8      I,       I|     after he had served a three years' apprenticeship as shoemaker
 9      I,       I|      You forget your twenty-six years! And who can tell how long
10      I,       I|       child, who is only twelve years old now, becomes in three
11      I,       I|        becomes in three or four years a blooming maiden - what
12      I,     III|        a girl of perhaps twelve years."~ ~"How, pray, can one
13     II,       I|         that to memory in three years!"~ ~"That is exactly the
14     II,      II|  primitive pile-dwelling. Three years ago, a gentleman from a
15     II,      II|        who has lived here three years is not known?"~ ~"Well,
16     II,      II|        to be the true one. Four years ago the newspapers were
17     II,      II|    really no older than fifteen years?~ ~The vice-palatine at
18     II,     III|       the case through a twelve years' process; then I should
19     II,     III| postpone a settlement for three years longer. Would that be long
20    III,       I|     figure, was perhaps fifteen years old; but her manner and
21    III,      II|            But thou art fifteen years old to-day."~ ~"Ah! Then
22    III,      II|   impose on the children. Three years ago I asked thee to bring
23    III,      II|        and dogs and a bird! Two years ago I wished I might learn
24    III,      II|        sayest that I am fifteen years old, and that I am not any
25    III,      II|         Marie? Thou art fifteen years old! A grown-up girl does
26    III,     III|  Tradition maintained that many years before, during the preceding
27    III,     III|         and maize, and for many years harvested two crops a year.
28    III,      IV|    human sound.~ ~The decade of years he had existed in the water
29     IV,       I|        deceived him; and as the years passed onward, he began
30     IV,       I|           Ludwig was thirty-one years old, the fourth year in
31     IV,      II|      for the first time in many years God's free sunlight illumined
32      V,      II|       he had done every day for years.~ ~On the return drive the
33      V,      II|         you can guess. For four years my quest has been fruitless;
34     VI,       I|         confessed for - sixteen years; and the - multitude of
35     VI,       I|        son, who was then twelve years old, and a useful lad.~ ~
36     VI,     III|         had sacrificed his best years was wholly lost.~ ~He was
37     VI,      IV|  certain. For the first time in years she was permitted to embrace
38     VI,      VI|         eyes on her face in six years! There was a time when I
39     VI,      VI|      have a tender heart? It is years since I looked on these
40     VI,      VI|         smoke.~ ~"For six whole years he never once let me see
41    VII,       I|       be the first night in six years that I shall sleep quietly."~ ~
42    VII,      II|       from that of the past six years. For six years he had dwelt
43    VII,      II|         past six years. For six years he had dwelt among a people
44    VII,     III|   result; and as he has not for years had a weapon in his hand,
45   VIII,       I|      who was now almost fifteen years old - almost a young lady.
46   VIII,      II|          buried alive all these years! And I am to let him die
47     IX,      II|         phenomenon. In the last years Lake Neusiedl had been drained,
48      X,      II|         dates back to the first years of Christianity, madame.
49      X,     III|        was granted.~ ~For a few years afterward tales were repeated