Chapter

 1 6 |       visit him, endeavored to raise himself up in his bed; but
 2 17|   which, in either case, would raise him infinitely in the eyes
 3 17| dispose of it. Take this ring; raise money with it, and let your
 4 17|        on the ceiling made her raise her head, and a voice which
 5 26|      happened to you today, to raise all these melancholy ideas?" ~"
 6 35|     him enter, but she did not raise her head. The young man
 7 41| companion thus, and stooped to raise him and assist him in regaining
 8 43| obstinacy, would be obliged to raise the siege. ~But as M. de
 9 63|     her knees. Milady tried to raise and carry her, but could
10 66|     other bank the executioner raise both his arms slowly; a