Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |       a time Jókay, as he then wrote his name, was undecided
 2      I,      IV|     went into her boudoir, and wrote on a sheet of paper:~ ~"
 3      I,      IV|   dressing-room.~ ~De Fervlans wrote an order for one hundred
 4     II,      II|       whom he did not name. He wrote merely: 'Complainant is
 5     II,      II|        the little outcast, and wrote to me to have him taken
 6    III,       I| certain articles to Marie, who wrote them out in her delicate
 7     IV,       I|  philanthropic project, and he wrote accordingly; but he added
 8     IV,      II|      the castle. The young man wrote to say that he had passed
 9     IV,     III|    yonder is the one of whom I wrote you some time ago - the
10      V,      II|    decision on your part, so I wrote this letter. If you persist
11      V,     III|      Moreover, she studied and wrote all day long.~ ~When she
12      V,     III|      the receipt of the money, wrote:~ ~"The flood has made a
13   VIII,       I|     once, madame."~ ~Katharina wrote her reply, sealed it carefully,
14   VIII,       I|        letter, and added: "She wrote this to you from there."~ ~