Part,  Chapter

1    III,      IV|      the long evenings, the weeks and months when nothing
2     IV,      IV|    defeat Napoleon. For two weeks Master Matyas labored diligently
3      V,       I|  jailer!~ ~ ~ ~During these weeks Marie was very restless.
4     VI,       I|  the dining-room.~ ~But two weeks of this easy work and good
5     VI,      IV|     intends to wed in a few weeks."~ ~He had been watching,
6     VI,      IV|  the war in less than three weeks."~ ~Here the cruel needle
7      X,       I| Matyas, awaiting him.~ ~For weeks he had not had a word from
8      X,     III|     to tell you that a four weeks' armistice was agreed upon