Part,  Chapter

 1      I,      II|       to sob bitterly.~ ~"For heaven's sake, do not weep; do
 2     II,      II|       angel looking down from heaven."~ ~"Is she a maid or a
 3    III,      II|     blood is flowing."~ ~"Ah, heaven!" cried the maid, in terror,
 4    III,     III|    come of Ludwig's fury that Heaven heard the prayer. The weather
 5    III,     III|     such a condition."~ ~"Oh, heaven! what shall we do?"~ ~"I
 6     IV,      II|     fours like a poodle. Dear heaven! what a kind lady she must
 7     IV,     III|        seriously.~ ~"Yes - if Heaven had not sent a brave deliverer
 8     IV,     III|  rescue."~ ~"You may well say Heaven sent him," smilingly returned
 9     IV,     III|   wishes don't go for much in heaven!"~ ~The count seated himself
10      V,     III|      the cause of it."~ ~"For heaven's sake, Marie! who has given
11      V,     III|   answered by that angel from heaven, Baroness Landsknechtsschild.
12     VI,       I|       I shall say, so help me Heaven!"~ ~The sufferer who stood
13     VI,     III|      and if there be a God in heaven - "~ ~"Then may He take
14     VI,     III|    transfigured glance toward heaven. "And may He grant that
15     VI,       V|    miserably!"~ ~"Ludwig, for heaven's sake!" ejaculated Marie,
16     VI,       V|    angels watch over you! May Heaven receive your prayers, and
17    VII,       I|     make up the hour!"~ ~"For heaven's sake! What a preamble!"
18    VII,       I|   Theiss dark-blue."~ ~"Thank heaven something was decided!"~ ~"
19   VIII,      II|       to come to me."~ ~"Good heaven!" ejaculated Marie, gazing
20   VIII,      II|   with her now, for she is in heaven. If I weep, it is not for
21   VIII,     III|  After all, there is a God in heaven!" with deep-toned thankfulness
22     IX,     III|   that there is a just God in heaven!"~ ~"But your presence will
23     IX,      IV| honest woman. But tell me, in heaven's name, where is the maid?"~ ~"
24      X,     III| harpstrings that reached from heaven to earth.~ ~The two weeping