Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XVIII|         barter, and prepared to deal in sec-ondhand wares, he
2        I,  XXII |        animals required a great deal of attention; a supply of
3        I,  XXII |    Pablo would throw it a great deal further than I can.”~“Never
4       II,  VI   |      three stools and a rickety deal table, together with a few
5       II,  XIV  |         his money.~“Oh, we will deal gently with you. We will
6       II,  XVII | telescope had doubtless a great deal to do with his ill-humor;