Chapter

 1 III  |          ended my uncle tore the paper from me and examined it
 2 III  |         Axel; put down upon this paper any sentence you like, only
 3 III  |        said my uncle, taking the paper hastily out of my hands. “
 4 IV   |          my fingers the sheet of paper mysteriously disfigured
 5 IV   |       watered over that sheet of paper; its hundred and thirty-two
 6 IV   |    fanned myself with the bit of paper, the back and front of which
 7 IV   | necessary to read it through the paper. Such as it was, just such
 8 IV   |     scarcely see. I had laid the paper upon the table. At a glance
 9 IV   |    hearth. I seized not only the paper but Saknussemm’s parchment;
10 V    |      said, presenting a sheet of paper on which I had written.~“
11 V    |       answered, crumpling up the paper.~“No, nothing until you
12 V    |       way.”~And darting upon the paper, with eyes bedimmed, and
13 VIII |      other documents, a sheet of paper, carefully folded, bore
14 XI   |    quantity of gold, silver, and paper money. Six pairs of boots
15 XXXII|       attempted to describe upon paper its strange and wonderful