Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |       simple and well ordered.~ ~Just a little way back on the
 2      I,       I|   clothes, is she not?"~ ~"It is just the other way: she took
 3      I,       I|        she took off my clothes - just see; I have nothing on but
 4      I,       I|       bed is!" cried the child; "just as if some one had been
 5      I,      II|         is expecting me at home. Just you trust this coachman;
 6      I,      II|       would be well. But that is just what I don't know; and the
 7      I,      II|        If you can't go to sleep, just repeat the multiplication
 8      I,     III|   clapping her hands. "Why, I am just learning the alphabet, and
 9      I,     III|         How I wish I might pluck just one!"~ ~"Help yourself,
10      I,     III|    should forget the second one! Just say, 'Papa Alfred'; I can
11      I,     III|         danced for joy.~ ~"It is just like my ball-gown - exactly
12      I,      IV|      letter - although I am only just learning the alphabet!"~ ~
13     II,       I|          name. When you want him just say: 'Audiat!' He is one
14     II,      II|         been an aëronaut who had just alighted from a montgolfier -
15     II,      II|         her only for an instant! Just wait; I will find out all
16    III,       I|          forest, the horses knew just where they had to halt.
17    III,       I|       the trees. A campanula had just opened its blue eye at the
18    III,      II|         how to swim. The lake is just out yonder below the garden."~ ~
19    III,      II|          to cover my face. It is just like looking at creation
20    III,     III|      dozing on her knee. "Ugh-h! just think of crossing the lonely
21    III,     III|               But in this storm? Just listen, madame, how it thunders."~ ~"
22    III,      IV|   CHAPTER IV~ ~Dr. Tromfszky had just returned from a visum repertum
23    III,      IV|          a roaring noise.~ ~"Now just let any one send again for
24    III,      IV|         in my foot - that I have just applied a poultice, and
25     IV,     III| everything you tell him, will do just as you say, but will not
26     IV,     III|       table, and said: "Don't go just yet, my friend; I want to
27      V,       I|        taken part in and enjoyed just such sports. He was a lover
28      V,      II|        rage.~ ~"I will tell you. Just listen to the ridiculous
29      V,      II|       Listen. I was prepared for just such a decision on your
30     VI,     III|     Marie Antoinette, who looked just like that when she was a
31     VI,      VI|     motion of five needles. So I just amuse myself with these
32    VII,      II|   attained my object, I shall be just so much the poorer. I am
33    VII,     III|         the marshes near Vitnyed just as he was about to ride
34     IX,       I|        here with us."~ ~"That is just what I mean to do, Lisette, -
35     IX,       I|         afraid of guns. Leave it just outside the door."~ ~It
36     IX,      II|      swam with his horse through just such a body of water. Only
37     IX,      II|    beasts will drop under us."~ ~Just as the troop rode on to
38     IX,     III|       certain as that there is a just God in heaven!"~ ~"But your
39      X,       I|          steel casket.~ ~He knew just how delighted the young
40      X,       I|         all about them, for I am just come from them."~ ~"Were
41      X,       I|  baroness's door, day and night, just exactly as if they were
42      X,     III|        the captain.~ ~"No; I was just unable to understand why
43      X,     III|        terrible! Ludwig, you are just - as God is just. I have
44      X,     III|         you are just - as God is just. I have suffered as any
45      X,     III|       his overwhelming grief.~ ~"Just see," Marie continued in