Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |         themselves. The cabinets hold sketches and paintings sent
 2      I,      II|        pretended drunkard seized hold of the young man's mantle
 3      I,      IV|   thought which prompted them to hold over the heads of an entire
 4     IV,     III|          assistance of a maid to hold the woman's arm while I
 5     IV,     III|           The count released his hold on the man's arms, and looked
 6     IV,      IV|    business, and who knew how to hold his tongue on all subjects
 7      V,      II|    however, that he does not get hold of tinder and flint, and
 8      V,      II|       said that he was unable to hold a pen? He could not dictate
 9      V,      II|          right hand is unable to hold a pen, let alone a sword
10     VI,     III|        bad.'"~ ~"Now I intend to hold a Lustration, Herr Vice-palatine,"
11     VI,     III|      chest, lifted what he could hold between them of gold and
12   VIII,       I|    originated, but when it takes hold of a strange region it becomes
13   VIII,       I|        that the disease has laid hold of me. I have comfortable
14      X,     III|           Katharina. They will - hold me - hold me - fast."~ ~
15      X,     III| Katharina. They will - hold me - hold me - fast."~ ~But they did
16      X,     III|       fast."~ ~But they did not "hold her fast."~ ~And why should