Part,  Chapter

 1     II,       I|      of whom Cziraky said: 'My lad, don't trouble yourself
 2     II,      II|    taken to prison, the little lad was turned away from every
 3     II,      II|       s cheeks.~ ~"Poor little lad!" she murmured brokenly. "
 4     II,      II|    expect to learn from a mere lad like him? - when he saw
 5    III,      IV|       it was to teach the poor lad to speak, and walk upright
 6    III,      IV|        no pains to restore the lad to his original condition.
 7    III,      IV|     trying to restore the poor lad to his original condition.
 8     IV,       I|   hours patiently teaching the lad, in order that he might
 9     IV,       I|      means an easy one, as the lad possessed a very dull brain.
10     IV,       I| himself to instruct a forsaken lad, then one might certainly
11     IV,       I|     capture. The mother of the lad was arrested on suspicion.
12     IV,       I|      done, you will permit the lad you have taken under your
13     IV,       I|       continue to care for the lad in your own way. The decision
14     IV,       I|      That same day he sent the lad with Frau Schmidt to the
15     IV,     III|       He had seen her with the lad who had been his protégé,
16     IV,     III| inquired how the mother of the lad he had once had in his care
17     IV,     III|     and food to my poor little lad is more sacred to me than
18     IV,     III|   Count rescued my poor little lad from the morass, gave him
19     IV,     III|       house knit for my little lad. We learn to make such things
20     IV,     III|       betters. When the little lad came into the world, I said
21     VI,       I|        years old, and a useful lad.~ ~Two leading ideas now
22     IX,       I|     the door was opened by the lad.~ ~"Is there a strange gentleman
23     IX,       I|          humbly apologized the lad, "but our young mistress
24     IX,       I|    returned Marie. Then to the lad by her side, "Come with
25     IX,       I|         Suddenly she heard the lad say, in a trembling voice:~ ~"
26     IX,       I|   trembling limbs, drawing the lad with her.~ ~"You may light
27     IX,       I|       you."~ ~"That's my brave lad," commented the stranger. "
28     IX,       I|       tell you!" responded the lad, threateningly.~ ~"Why,
29     IX,       I|        am not moving a muscle, lad; don't be foolish."~ ~"What
30     IX,       I|   protection, take this little lad with you." Here the ex-robber
31     IX,      IV|      Laczko - Laczko is a fine lad! He came near - shooting
32     IX,      IV|        maid. Laczko is a brave lad - and my wife - my wife
33     IX,      IV|    returned Katharina. "A good lad, and an honest woman. But