Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |     Unitarians play an important part; "The Nameless Castle,"
 2      I         |                                  PART I~ ~CYTHERA'S BRIGADE~ ~
 3      I,       I|          ago. The most difficult part was to get away from this
 4      I,     III|          It may be that we shall part quite good friends! What
 5      I,     III|          friends! What do I say? Part? Say, rather, that we may
 6      I,     III|          her little daughter the part she played so successfully."~ ~
 7      I,      IV|      startled tone.~ ~"The first part of your task will not be
 8      I,      IV|         him?"~ ~"No; he will not part with it; he says he is going
 9     II         |                                  PART II~ ~THE HOME OF ANECDOTE~ ~
10     II,       I|       the village beauties whose part it was to present the hamper
11     II,       I|       utterance to a remark. His part in the festive ceremony
12     II,     III|       shore who would be glad to part with their possessions in
13     II,     III|          have sole right to that part of the water in front of
14    III         |                                  PART III~ ~THE MISTRESS OF THE
15    III,      II|      pugs had gone through their part of the program, the little
16    III,     III|          the Nameless Castle was part of the lake; and it may
17     IV         |                                  PART IV~ ~SATAN LACZI~ ~
18     IV,       I|       evening. The count, on his part, sent every day for his
19      V         |                                  PART V~ ~ANGE BARTHELMY~ ~
20      V,       I|    baroness herself would take a part, and win well-deserved applause
21      V,       I|        circus, in which all look part.~ ~Count Vavel, in his tower,
22      V,       I|          when he, too, had taken part in and enjoyed just such
23      V,      II| Barthelmy, who had arranged this part of the entertainment, would
24      V,      II|          such a decision on your part, so I wrote this letter.
25     VI         |                                  PART VI~ ~DEATH AND NEW LIFE
26     VI,       I|            the matter with - any part of me but - but my - tongue.
27     VI,       I|   companion in arms! we must not part in anger. Don't you trust
28     VI,      II|         a comedy, much less take part in one. But let us not discuss
29     VI,      II|       She takes the Herr Count's part everywhere, and is always
30     VI,      IV|        the baroness came to that part of her story where Count
31    VII         |                                  PART VII~ ~THE HUNGARIAN MILITIA~ ~
32    VII,      II|       against an invasion on the part of Moldavia was the only
33    VII,     III|         to-day."~ ~"On foot?"~ ~"Part of the way, and part of
34    VII,     III|             Part of the way, and part of the way swimming."~ ~"
35    VII,     III|          arouse suspicion on the part of the fugitives, she carefully
36    VII,     III|        fair. Jocrisse played his part admirably. At the approach
37   VIII         |                                  PART VIII~ ~KATHARINA OR THEMIRE?~ ~
38   VIII,       I|          which she had acted the part of the charitable lady of
39   VIII,     III|    progress, to taking an active part in the fray. But as a spy
40   VIII,     III|          the shower in the early part of the evening. From time
41     IX         |                                  PART IX~ ~SATAN AND DEMON~ ~
42     IX,       I|    thoroughly familiar with that part of Hungary.~ ~ ~ ~Lisette
43     IX,       I|         ever before been in this part of the country, Jocrisse?"~ ~"
44      X         |                                  PART X~ ~CONCLUSION~ ~
45      X,       I|          them daily.~ ~The first part of his promise he had not
46      X,       I|       militia troops took active part in all these battles, and