Chapter

 1 III   |   therefore this is in a southern language.”~These were very fair conclusions,
 2 III   | conclusions, I thought.~“But what language is it?”~Here I looked for
 3 III   |         could belong to the sweet language of Virgil.~“Yes, it is Latin,”
 4 III   |         such a word in the German language. Thus it happened that the
 5 IV    |         my uncle’s view about the language of the document. In the
 6 IV    |            he was right as to the language. He had been within a hair’
 7 VIII  |            and it was in the same language that that personage directed
 8 IX    |        conversation in the Danish language, the purport of which I
 9 IX    |           his good offices in the language of Horace, and I felt that
10 X     |           in the old Scandinavian language, and we have all the novelties
11 XI    |          conversing in the Danish language with a tall man, of robust
12 XI    |           cared nothing about the language of gestures. His whole appearance
13 XII   |        head. Then followed strong language, and the whip; but the brute
14 XXVIII|           voices said. Yet it was language, I was sure of it.~For a