Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II   |     was all unconscious of the share she had in the matter, it
2        I,  XXI  |        was Hakkabut; he had no share in the general enthusiasm,
3        I,  XXIII|   Hakkabut refused to take any share either in the labors or
4        I,  XXIV |       very anxious to have his share in the philanthropic enterprise,
5       II,  XI   |        Hansa, of course, would share a similar fate; in fact,
6       II,  XII  | discussions, certainly took no share in them. He had brought
7       II,  XIII |       find leisure to take any share in the mutual intercourse.
8       II,  XIV  |      he had as much right to a share as anyone else. Accordingly,
9       II,  XVI  |       in accomplishing her own share of it. The Russians were