Chapter

 1 9 |     without offering the least resistance, without making the least
 2 13|       mechanically and without resistance. ~He passed along the same
 3 15|    have preferred an obstinate resistance on the part of the cardinal
 4 22|       child, without the least resistance or objection, which proved
 5 31|     without making any further resistance, then surrendered his sword,
 6 33|     the less motive to resist, resistance would make so much noise.
 7 56|        enough not to find much resistance on the part of the flesh,
 8 56|       resolved to paralyze the resistance he could not conquer. One
 9 56| opposed, weak as I was, a long resistance, for I heard him cry out, '
10 56|           Alas! this desperate resistance could not last long. I felt
11 59|    that I am!" ~Felton made no resistance. Lord de Winter placed him
12 63|        prevent your making any resistance when they come to fetch
13 65|         even attempt the least resistance, and went out of the cottage. ~
14 67|     monsieur, and that without resistance. This concerns your head,