Part,  Chapter

 1     IX,     III|       down half of them dead and wounded. The uninjured on turning
 2     IX,     III|         unnecessary thrusts, but wounded his three adversaries in
 3     IX,      IV|          to the rose-bush.~ ~The wounded man was lying on his back,
 4     IX,      IV|             Themire!" gasped the wounded man.~ ~At sound of the name
 5     IX,      IV|          and bound it around the wounded man's head. While so doing
 6     IX,      IV|      castle?~ ~She bent over the wounded man and said:~ ~"Satan Laczi,
 7     IX,      IV|          s foster-mother."~ ~The wounded man smiled faintly, and
 8     IX,      IV| Katharina. "Where is she?"~ ~The wounded man opened his eyes, and
 9     IX,      IV|       gently the lady bathed the wounded man's face and hands! How
10      X,      II|   hospital, and was crowded with wounded French soldiers. The women
11      X,      II|        time when twenty thousand wounded Frenchmen lay at Aspern,
12      X,     III|      host the pastor, and of her wounded countrymen in the church.~ ~