Chapter

 1 2 |  stair, naked sword in hand, prevented, or at least endeavored
 2 5 |      and our combat would be prevented. I think these fellows will
 3 22|      return of her messenger prevented the two lovers from exchanging
 4 27|   against the wall, but pain prevented my continuing the pious
 5 27|      sausages. And as we are prevented from going down there, we
 6 33|    Oh, no; he must have been prevented by Monsieur de Treville
 7 45|   drawing back till the wall prevented her from going any farther. ~"
 8 48|     M. de Buckingham will be prevented from setting out by some
 9 51| above all to the dyke, which prevented the entrance of any vessel
10 56|     evening before, my fears prevented my feeling hunger. ~"No
11 59|  that honor, but that he was prevented by the guard he is obliged