Chapter

 1 3 |       woe be to him who shall attempt to take it from me!" ~M.
 2 42| wavering, and did not dare to attempt any great enterprise to
 3 47|     trembling he did not even attempt to conceal, to read: ~Dec.
 4 50|       brains out at the first attempt you make to return to England
 5 52|      she were a man she would attempt all this, and perhaps might
 6 52|       It is useless, then, to attempt anything with him. But Felton--
 7 54|       from it. In case of any attempt to escape, the penalty of
 8 55| sacred, that you will make no attempt upon your life." ~"I will
 9 56| passed away without any fresh attempt on the part of my persecutor.
10 65|      did not, therefore, even attempt the least resistance, and