Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |    with jewels, with autograph letters from the kings and queens
 2      I,       I|    First he tossed a number of letters and papers into the flames,
 3     II,      II|             Surely he receives letters by post?"~ ~"Yes, frequently,
 4     II,      II|         Very often he receives letters which contain money, and
 5     II,      II|    illegible characters on the letters addressed to him, or those
 6     II,      II| Moreover, I frequently receive letters from him through Frau Schmidt;
 7     II,      II|       but 'good day.' From the letters, however, I became convinced
 8     II,     III|        decipher on the count's letters?~ ~The count gazed fixedly
 9     IV,       I|        he was addressed on his letters) had arranged an observatory
10     IV,     III|         He always dictated his letters to Marie. No one in the
11     IV,     III|      knowing it. In one of his letters, however, he inquired how
12     VI,       I|     attorney, - and from their letters learned what was going on
13     VI,       I|        reading the young man's letters, had come to the conclusion
14    VII,      II|   hands were embroidering gold letters on the silken streamers;
15    VII,      II|        telescope, and from the letters he had received from a clergyman
16    VII,     III|       youthful attorney, whose letters to the count had voiced
17    VII,     III| against us.~ ~"From Jocrisse's letters I learn that Vavel's treasures
18   VIII,     III|      Ludwig Vavel read the two letters he carried in his breast.
19     IX,      II|       have received one of his letters at least, - he had sent
20      X,       I|    other with Marie's.~ ~Their letters were always cheerful, and